University is a place where you become more adult and acquire useful knowledge for your future career or job. My experience at London South Bank has been great so far, I worked hard for getting good grades and I have been rewarded with invaluable opportunities. I also have the chance to practice my favorite sport (football).

The new buildings are very easy to access to. Canteens and cafés are essentially very comfortable places where you can enjoy a meal or snack. The gym could be a little bit bigger but it is very well equipped. The laboratory for my degree is spacious and with everything we need for the practical sessions.

Learning resources are available when you need them. Libraries and computer rooms are open 24 hours during the exam week which is something very useful. Lecturers in my degree are usually very accessible if any question regarding lectures, exams, topics, coursework arises. They also produce very good and efficient slices and reading lists. Throughout the course you can choose a lecturer as tutor and discuss different things with regards of your academic progress and if you have any personal problem and need advice.

It is great, I like the fact that there is the option to get involved in a variety of societies and clubs. But most importantly that it is possible to create a new one if you wanted to. They also help students to socialize and to relax after stressful periods.

London is one of the most multicultural city in the world and that is something very important and fascinating. Although prices are sometimes high in some things (especially the transport), there are also a lot of alternatives which are more affordable.

Clubs and societies are very enjoyable, you get time to socialize with other people from other degrees.

Practical sessions in which I am enabled to apply everything I learned during theory lectures. Also, every lecture uses real life examples and are easy to follow. My lecturers are very approachable and accessible throughout the course should we have any question regarding past or missed lectures.

I recognise that my university has prepared me with the skills necessary to find a job, not only in the sector I am studying in but also with skills I can transfer and use in many other areas. The learning resources are very accessible for every student and are easy to use.

Its good.

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