Mathematics with Finance

Newcastle University

Best aspects: everyone is welcoming I enjoy the facilities Worst: some structures of the lectures can be improved on. The exams should correlate with the lectures and seminars on specific modules (microeconomics)

I love the city and the university’s facilities are very modern. my uni has loads of different societies to get involved with and it’s really close to the city centre so walking distance from lots of things.

I have felt really happy and satisfied of the way the student support has helped me in my problems. The campus access and feel is really good and I thoroughly enjoy my time in Uni.

My experience as a PhD student at Newcastle University Business School has been largely positive. The school provides a supportive and stimulating research environment, with modern facilities and dedicated study spaces that make it a great place to work. The academic staff are approachable and knowledgeable, offering valuable guidance and constructive feedback throughout the research process. One of the standout aspects is the strong emphasis on industry engagement, with opportunities to attend networking events, guest lectures, and conferences that help build connections beyond academia. The PhD community is diverse and collaborative, making it easy to share ideas and gain new perspectives. The university also offers useful training programs and workshops that enhance research skills and professional development. While managing the PhD workload can be challenging, the supportive supervision and available resources make the journey much smoother.

Societies are useful and good and most lecturers are helpful. It feels as though stem courses are ignore for the most part by the uni.