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Hello I'd like to start with the worst experience, on a particular day I had a class at another location away from the school called digitec center which is for computer science students, very cool place. The bus provided by the school came late and it was raining, a wet day. Upon arriving it just took off immediately. Had to locate a bus stop. Finally had to miss that class and was under the rain My best moment was attending the winter Hackathon by the university, it was an existing experience where I got to design and build and online learning platform that was really promising incorporates AI to make learning easier and fun, did that with my group. We came second and was really commended by the judges.

Only good aspects, slides are well prepared. Sessions are recorded for playback. Courses are taught well. The MSc in Applied Cyber Security at the University of Suffolk is primarily taught in person, giving students hands-on experience in state-of-the-art facilities. Classes take place at both the DigiTech Centre at Adastral Park and the Waterfront Campus in Ipswich, providing access to cutting-edge technology and a collaborative learning environment. If you’re studying full-time, the course takes one year to complete. For part-time students, it’s spread over two years, allowing for a more flexible approach. While specific weekly contact hours aren’t outlined, the university emphasizes regular interaction with lecturers—whether during lectures, lab sessions, or one-on-one meetings for additional support. Although the course is designed for in-person learning, it’s always a good idea to check with the university for any updates on course delivery, especially if you need flexibility. The program is structured to ensure students get plenty of practical experience while maintaining close contact with faculty for guidance throughout their studies.