For me, so far it has been an excellent experience. There is a great standard of teaching. There is a good breadth of courses available. High academic standards and good levels of support. The SU is a bit shabby so I never really use it. WI FI coverage is woeful

I have returned to Goldsmiths as a PhD student based on my experience of the teaching there. The majority of lecturers are student focused and apply an interdisciplinary approach to teaching. A criticism I would make is that while the university boasts a majority of mature students, as a mature student myself I find support for the circumstances of mature students is lacking. Most social events and societies are geared towards the younger students. Also, while the university has gone some way to mitigate the effects of the strikes this fails to accommodate the circumstances of mature students. For example, arranging teachouts or seminars at alternative times and locations can be difficult for those students with caring commitments to attend. While this is not unique to Goldsmiths, the university has conducted a series of strikes separate to national strikes thus the impact on mature students could be said to be more pronounced.

My supervisors are very student engaged, supportive and provide interesting and engaging reading materials. .y emails are always responded to and I have regular in person contact.

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