BA Business Management (Sustainability) - BA

Edinburgh Napier University

Best experience teacher are familiar, many learning facilities and peace environment. Worst time table long gaps and 5 days class in week.

The education system is different here so it do some difficulties to understand all that. But there are many other things that inspire me that the way of teaching here are very good and teachers are very supportive here.

Edinburgh Napier is consistently ranked top in Edinburgh for overall student satisfaction, with high scores in teaching quality, academic support, and learning resources in the National Student Survey. More tailored social programmes or support networks could help build inclusion across age groups

Best Features of Edinburgh Napier University Career-focused, practical learning: This is Napier’s biggest strength. Courses are designed with direct input from industry professionals. Many degrees are accredited by relevant professional bodies, and the emphasis is on practical skills – projects, presentations and software training – that truly “prepare us for work”. The “learn for work” approach is not just a slogan; it’s built into the curriculum. Supportive and accessible lecturers: Staff are often praised for being approachable, supportive and passionate about their subjects. Many continue to work in their industries, bringing real-world experience and networks directly into the classroom. We're more likely to be on a first-name basis with your tutors here than at traditional universities. Modern facilities and dedicated campus: Merchiston Campus: A hub for computing, engineering and the creative industries. Facilities such as media studios, computer labs and the state-of-the-art Merchiston Innovation Centre stand out. Sighthill Campus: Purpose-built for nursing, health and life sciences with modern simulation suites and laboratories. Craiglockhart Campus: Home to business and law, with an excellent library in historic, leafy surroundings. Location: Being in Edinburgh is a great privilege. It is a beautiful, historic, safe city with a thriving cultural scene, endless part-time job opportunities (especially during the festive season) and a fantastic quality of life. It is a student city without the overwhelming size of London. Diversity and a diverse student body: Napier attracts a wide range of students - school leavers, career changers, part-time learners and a significant number of international students. This generally creates a friendly, authentic, and mature atmosphere.

Wonderful feel of a competent wee university holding its own amidst the more feted auld Scottish institutions. However academic support for students can be lacking, and constructive feedback is often ignored. Staff are overworked and underpaid.