The University of Aberdeen is a culturally diverse one with amazing staff. Everyone is respectful and nice. The school itself is huge but there are a lot of guides and maps to aid in getting around. The facilities are also top notch. Each class room is designed for comfort and the WiFi provision is one of my favorites features alongside the fact that every class I recorded and uploaded to our student hun so if I didn’t understand some parts of the class or was mentally tired at the time I have the opportunity to go back and relearn. The attention paid to student life is also pretty amazing. Events are dialog organized from country of nationality based events to events for specific course relations to entire university programs down to events that help you fully experience the Scotland culture. I love it all! The campus also looks great. I most times feel the exterior is like a Harry Porter theme coke to life but surprisingly enough once you step into any building you’ll discover it’s quite modern. The mix is so beautiful to be honest. Location is quite central to the city of Aberdeen. With different student accommodations surrounding the building it’s easy to get from your room to school without even needing to take a bus which helps hit fitness goals everyday as you get to walk and help your heart. Also because of its central location it’s super close to the Aberdeen sports village and being the sports and fitness e Thursday that I m I absolutely love that I can easily signup for these sport teams and not have to worry about taking five buses just to get the the center! Also having to grab snacks from Favourite franchises like Starbucks and caffenero and even stores for shopping as I also do love shopping and queens park if you need to take a walk. It’s location can’t get any better. I think this covers all the points listed. Asides the cold which I don’t entirely dislike I love everything about my university and my life outside the school walls but still very connected to the school.

The best aspect of my course is how practical it is. Being in Aberdeen that’s the energy capital of the UK I get to see how what I’m learning in class is actually adopted in real life. This helps to keep me interested and really want to make an impact. However, being a very braid course with so many sources for renewable energy it can get mentally cumbersome when trying to understand each energy source uniquely and some lecturers don’t help at all. Just speed driving down the prescribed course points for the week and not really bothering if the student also understand to that set mark. After all it’s supposed to be about the students and not the academic deadlines set don’t you think? So I have to do quite some personal Studying on my own for particular courses else it’s a sure fail.

The cold for certain. Everyday is like a drawn fight with the cold wind lol. It’s not super terrible but there are days you’d wish you just get dipped into hot oil

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Best Uni for Energy course as its the energy capital of the UK and probably will be energy capital of the earth as there's so much to explore and give to the earth back,as we know what is the the state of earth due to variousfactors affecting it negativly.Sustainability and clean energy is where the money's at.Most of Scotland have wind turbines up and functioning up in North Sea and Hornsea project is coming up north as we can power up the Europe as well. The best part of the university is that it's strong industry connections and its energy reserves which is in rights hands of the government. Furthermore this course MSc Renewable energy engineering is given access to all available sources of renewable energy wind ,solar,tidal,ocean technologies, I am proud to pursue my masters here in the whole of UK at Aberdeen.

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Near to the offshore wind farm and beautiful sir Duncan rice building. Granite structures are eye chilling.

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