International Business, Finance and Economics

University of Manchester

Best aspects are the quality of education, facilities, good student support meanwhile worst aspects are problems with websites, and some transactions/processes. Although I wouldn't call it "worst", more free seatings and tables out of the faculties that didn't belong to a brand or place would be nicer.

I absolutely love the city and the facilities are great however because the uni is so big you have to be very independent it’s not always easy to get support because everything here is so broad and vast. Accommodation is okay definitely good buzz but living wise it’s not great. City is a bit unsafe.

The best experience I had was when I was blank about the University and one of the members of student union helped me and guided me.

I think the University of Manchester is a great place to study because of the amazing student life and the campus facilities. I definitely recommend living in university halls like fallowfield, as it is a great way to make friends. Unlike most big cities, most of the university buildings are on oxford road, which makes it easier for students to navigate around classes and study spaces. The student union does a great job in representing student voices, and organise a lot of fun activities for students. Regarding teaching and learning, I think the quality is generally good, but I struggled to get detailed and relevant feedback of my courseworks and felt like the marking criterias were a bit vague.

Best aspects: most of the staff is helpful. There are some tutors/ professors who look out for their students. There are opportunities you can access as long as you put in the interest. Worst aspects: some of the staff is unresponsive. It takes time for them to finally deal with your inquiry, if they do it at all. Facilities could do with some renovations/ better maintenance/ cleaning.