I was first amazed by the vibrant, engaging research community, which powerfully cultivates a sense of motivation for development. Lecturers and researchers are experts in their fields and are very open to sharing their knowledge with me.

I value three primary strengths of the course: a supportive, expert research community (including peer PhDs and supervisors), dedicated research facilities (like the NBD PhD Room) that facilitate focused work, and regular writing retreats that promote both concentration and professional networking. While not a major weakness, I believe the first year of the PhD program would benefit from more dedicated seminars where all PGRs could discuss papers and sharpen critical reasoning skills.

The best is you can make friends easy To improve is more activities

Best= they are always willing to heal you if you struggle Worst= too much content that is not relevant and also not much practice papers in seminars

Most = have everything you need and could always help your Least = studios should have communal areas to meet other people