Computer Cybernetics degrees

My experience at the University of Sussex has been great so far. The courses are engaging, and the campus offers a supportive and diverse environment. It’s a fantastic place for both academic and personal growth.

From my opinion I would say ARU is praised for its supportive staff, modern facilities, diverse community, and strong career services. However, areas for improvement include communication responsiveness, consistency in course delivery, better promotion of extracurricular activities, and some accommodation and facility concerns. Overall, it offers a positive student experience with room for enhancement in certain aspects.

The university experience has a lot to offer, with both its high points and challenges. One of the standout features is the library's interior—it's beautifully designed, with each floor catering to different study needs, creating an ideal environment for focused learning. Another aspect I really enjoy is the Sky Garden. After intense study sessions, it's a perfect place to relax and get some fresh air while catching up with friends. However, finding your way around campus can be a bit tricky at times. While we eventually figure it out, it can be confusing for newcomers or those unfamiliar with the layout. The instructional videos help, but it would be great if navigation was made a bit easier from the start.

I am pursuing a one-year master's course at Sheffield Hallam University. My academic background is in commerce; I completed a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com). However, I have decided to transition my career into the IT industry. The IDP team assisted me in exploring various options, and I ultimately chose this program because it is specifically designed for non-computing students who aspire to build their careers in the field of computing. This course includes both theoretical classes and practical lab sessions, which are conducted one day a week. The combination of lectures and hands-on learning provides a balanced approach to understanding key computing concepts and applying them in real-world scenarios. The tutors are incredibly supportive and cooperative, always ready to clarify doubts and provide guidance. Best Experiences at Sheffield Hallam University: 1. Supportive Environment : The university offers excellent resources, such as access to advanced labs and a library with extensive digital and physical resources. 2. Practical Learning: The lab sessions are interactive and help reinforce theoretical knowledge. 3. Cultural Diversity: Interacting with students from different backgrounds has broadened my perspective. 4. Career Support: The career services team assists with CV preparation, interview techniques, and connecting with potential employers. Challenges/Worst Experiences: 1. Adapting to Computing Concepts: Coming from a commerce background, the initial weeks were challenging as I needed to familiarize myself with technical terms and concepts, also i think we need to do hard work in order to compete with existing students who already studied computing in previous studies 2. Weather: Adjusting to the cold and rainy climate in Sheffield was difficult initially. 3. Time Management: Balancing coursework and independent study requires good time management skills, especially with a one-year intensive program. Overall, the experience at Sheffield Hallam has been transformative, equipping me with the knowledge and skills to pursue a successful career in computing.

The best part of the university is the good environment and all facilities available. But there is something that is missing according to me is that there the university should focus on conducting some action in which students can be encouraged to take part and use all those resources available to them like gym, playing activities and all. On other hand there should be places where the one who wants to make new friends should go and meet others like minded people and others as well. Well although university is encouraging this but still as we all know it is kind of difficult when meeting unknown people and talking because everyone is having thier own state of mind and all. But I think it is the important thing at a university because all we remember at the end is the friends and other memories that we make at our school and colleges.