Manchester is good.

I have been talking about this to all my tutors to get their insights and I would like to express to you as well about my dissatisfaction towards how things are rolled out for the Jan intake vs the September intake. Our course for the Jan intake started with modules like CEEL, SEEEL and even the Dissertation that had to be finished in the middle of our course. For these submissions to be done, from what was evident, required basic & theoretical understanding about Entrepreneurship, which should have been taught first??...Students from the January intake are learning about Entrepreneurial Development and marketing and logistics after finishing a 15,000 word business plan or a case study (which is probably going to play a very significant role in their Entrepreneurial journey). because, maybe if we have a better understanding of the core concepts, our assignments would have been better structured and may have been actually useful for what we would be doing out in the real world as Entrepreneurs.. I'm not trying to blame this system because I have failed in this module, but when we "critically enquire", it's very evident on how & why the Universities are playing this game and makes me wonder if this is even justified a little for the amount of money international students are asked to pay...only if I had known that I'd be studying my course in the order of 4,5,3,1,2 instead of 1,2,3,4,5...I'd definitely not have chosen the Jan intake. For context, Back in India, the assignments for my hotel management degree had to be handwritten on a record notebook to be submitted and 70% of classes for me were practical, the system was such that we never had a chance to learn about referencing or citations but only gain practical knowledge about the industry and reflect it on paper. Of Course, it is different for other UG programs in India or other countries. I had to mention this because, I am one of the lucky ones to have learnt basic English at least to survive this ride.. but what about the hundreds of thousands of students that dont even have enough language skills? some students pay outsiders to write about the topics "they" learn about in class.. it doesn't make any sense! like why? So they end up doing minimum wage jobs that are completely irrelevant to their field of study and complain about this beautiful country on social media(some Indian content creators)...I understand the tutors/ unit leaders, don't have much of a say in this but still have to know that the students who are actually passionate about the subjects and yet don't want to lie to themselves, go thru intense pressure and mental stress to finish a course they picked.. Either the modules must be re ordered for the Jan intake or the Jan intake be removed..

It's a great place because of the multicultural diversity and social inclusion. The student tuition deposit should be improved and and allow.international student to pay on a monthly basis.

I love the course and my lecturers they warm and great at impacting knowledge

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