So far it has been really good

Not that interesting

Few awesome clubs, but can be improved

I will describe my educational journey as a young inexperienced pilot seated on a plane which is on the tarmac and about to embark on a distance journey and on taking off encounters turbulent storms, but by the use of his compass, manual and a second experienced co-pilot is able to stabilize the plane in to the right direction. The turbulent storms represents my transitional period from Africa to England and the adjustments i had to make to be able to study and cope with the challenges of being an international student. While the pilot manual and compass represents my module guide and library resources which are in abundance here in the UK. While the experienced co-pilot are my module leaders/teachers who constantly scrutinizes our work and encourage us to put in our best for an excellent result at the end. While cruising through the sky, i see layers and layers of clouds which i relate to the different stages of learning processes here in the UK. And as one goes higher houses, tress, humans and other objects below suddenly seems so tiny, the things i had learnt in my general nursing diploma seems so very obsolete in comparison to the things i have learnt here. I feel like a pilot who needs to be in constant touch with his co-pilot, manuals, compass, and the control room (research) in order to have a safe landing.

WELL ARMED WITH ADEQUATE INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE TO FACE THE TASK AHEAD

TEACHING STYLES USED GOOD SUPPORTING TEACHING MATERIALS GENIUE CARE AND MOTIVATION FROM THE LECTURERS

STUDENTS' UNION IS A GREAT AVENUE TO REPRESENTING THE COLLECTIVE VOICE OF THE GENERAL POPULACE. I'M SHY THAT'S WHY I DONT GET INVOLVED BUT I DO SUPPORT THE UNION.

SHARED FACILITIES

EXCELLENT

INTERESTING AND VERY AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE

THE SUPPORT PROVIDED BY THE UNIVERSITY FOR STUDENT IS VERY GOOD AND CONSISTENT. GIVES ME A SENSE OF PERSONAL WORTH AND BELONGING