Best experience: getting a pint Worst experience: sobriety

Bio has Mo Chem has no in person lectures or drop ins

It’s decent It has a weird feeling to be in

One of the best aspects of the university is how welcoming it feels. That is including our lecturers and tutors, who are very approachable and make it a point that we should seek them out if facing some problems. In addition, there is so much resources in the university, this is not only for our educational side but also mental and well-being, financial, personal. One of the worst aspects is that sometime you may not be aware of some of the resources offered. Like I mentioned there are so many resources and sometimes, some resources are just not known to the students, even the ones that are really needed.

Our course takes place in form of lectures and workshops. The lectures are one hour in duration and are provided in person, however the lecture is later provided online. There is one lecture each week for each module. I like this form of teaching, because the time allocated is not to overwhelming plus if you miss a lecture, you can just catch up later during the week. The workshops are two hours and also one a week for each module. They are in person and highly interactive. This is really good cause you are able to ask questions and the tutor goes in depth to what was discussed in the lecture. However the downside is that the workshops are usually not recorded so if you unfortunately miss one, recovering is a bit difficult.