The university was incredibly supportive of my wellbeing during my studies. I was facing difficulties and needed support with deadlines and assignments and they did everything they could to help me. The support I received from the education welfare advisors helped me overcome the learning difficulties and graduate with merit.

My program at the reputable Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies included some of the best modules, with highly renowned professors, who were always helpful and available for my questions. Also, because of the great reputation of the university and the institute, I received several job offers before I even finished my dissertation.

The location of Nash Grove was excellent, but the rooms could have been better, especially for their relatively high price.

The best aspects break down two points. The first thing is the harmonic settings between natural and artificial aspect. The second thing is warm-hearted help from the Exeter Guild assistants. The trouble from me will be improved by them with warmed mentality. The worst aspect is about purchasing some useful electronic tools, such as UK phone recharger plug. It was somewhat doable for me to find phone recharger cables in the Uni market, yet not the plug. For international students who have not used the UK plug in their countries may get trouble in use the recharging service in the University.

The best aspects I'm recognising so far is the numerous qualitative oppotunitie to communicate with diverse international students who are also studying and interested in the field. I expect that I will reach more friendly relations with them. The worst aspect would be the possibility of standing with a one-side viewed environment I am in the first year of the reseaarch program, hence, it might be based on my impatient concern and short information.

For value for money to amnities, more diverse historical exhibitions from Muslim and Arab world should be set. I hope many students - even if who are not engaged in the field - have valuable experiences to be interested in the studies by the improved exhibition around the building. I think Perisian and Kurd culture are mainly displayed in the building in the current time. For instance, Moroccan, Syrian, Sudanese culture are also remarkable for the study in the field.