My best experience at Ulster University when I started working here as Global Ambassador. I really appreciate that university offers part time to students and obviously it's a well paid job. We learn a lot about communication skill but I am delighted to see that students here at Ulster University can have this practical, hands on experience by working as Global Ambassador, Student Ambassador, Campus Ambassador. University also arranges job fairs, career fairs, various events so the students get opportunities to interact and build network connection with recruiters, fellow students, staffs and faculty members. Ulster University student portal has A 2 Z information for example if a student needs to have access to online publications for writing academic essays, they can easily use online library services in portal. No need to go to bank to pay fees, students can easily pay fees through portal. For international students, university have made available a very useful app called UUniready app. So any international student can get all details in the app that they are required to know before arriving about Belfast/Northern Ireland, University, collecting BRP, booking for accomodation, CELT session, orientation session. I would suggest all facilities should help their students to get placement/internship after completing their course. I have heard many students struggling with getting placement as they don't get that support from faculty. Most of the international students are new here, they don't know much people so I would suggest the facilities should help them to find a placement.

We had lectures in person except dissertation. For dissertation we had zoom meeting with our supervisors because there is no scheduled class for dissertation module. Lectures were interesting and useful. I have now completed my course but unfortunately we didn't get any support for placements.

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Staff on my course really understanding and approachable. Campus location is very central everything in city centre is within walking distance. Student support services have loads of resources and if they can't help they'll try to point in the direction of someone who can.

Staff are friendly, approachable and understanding and do their best if you come to them with an issue. They understand what's it like and want to help. Some assignments could do with a little more guidance and teaching sometimes felt a little bit lost. Practical workshops and lectures are uploaded which is really usefulas you can go over the content whenever you need.