What makes it such a great place to study is the atmosphere surrounding the uni and the sheer number of opportunities here (i.e. volunteering, sports, music, and other extra-curricular activities). One thing that could be improved is the different types of teaching methods and styles that the university uses to meet its students needs.

The best aspects of the course is the way in how they take grand and complex concepts and break it down into digestible pieces. The worse aspects of the course is in how some modules the way some of the coursework is given and assessed is so rigid and strict such that it's easy to see more as a chore rather than a learning tool.

What I like most about the university's halls is the location in the uni (with a fair number of them really close to the centre of campus), as well as the internet/WiFi speed since it really helps with doing any online work. The least I like about the university's halls is that at times the amount of noise pollution is jarring and can often distract me from doing work or just relaxing.

Very good place to live: fresh air, nice infrastructure and everything made with people in mind. Lectures are also at a good level. Not sure what to criticize.

I feel like team project module is useless but it's problem not of University - it's a requirement of IET. But overall course is ok.

Some rooms have bigger cabinets in kitchen and alas mine have one of the smallest ones - it's just random. Accomodation is good by itself (but old) with nice walls but because doors are very thin you can hear everything from a corridor. Overall living is ok, rooms are warm and equiped. If something wrong the accomodation team will always help.