Convenient location, good work placement options

Sometimes slides are rushed through but course content is good

Close to lecture hall and bus station Sometimes issues with silverfish

The best is the uni's inclusivity, and support for students from different backgrounds. A personalised support by the admissions staff, from the application process to the first few days of being a student. Tailored academic support from Brunel Language Centre, the Academic Skills, the readily available students on the chat function and from the lecturers and tutors, everyone prepared to give each student personalised assistance from all levels. I have had one of the best student experience even though its virtual. What needs to improve is the welcoming programme which I should be designed to be more targeted. Where students attending the same course and the same year will be orientated to the programme, the online student platforms like Blackboard Board Learn and Canvas, the support services, the timetable should be given ahead of time, before commencement of classes, so that students can organise themselves better, in time. I believe the Induction Module was designed for that but its objective wasn't clear from the start. Overall, I am happy with what I am currently getting.

It doesn't look like there are career prospect for international students who are attending virtually. Career opportunities for online working opportunities where one can work anywhere in the world. If these opportunities are available, we are not made aware of. International Employability Week supposedly meant to help students to find work abroad, but this does not look like it is mindful of online working opportunities for students not residing in the UK or not able to leave their home countries but wanting to gain work experience, working virtually.