Best- - Lots of opportunities Worst- - Lecture areas are a mess

The course hours are alright however the timetable is scattered, the teaching is all power point so it feels like we are paying for a lecture when we could just read a powe rpoint, tutorials are good and engaging for some modules and boring for others

Security was amazing but the upkeep and feeling of the halls wasn't great

The campus has great facilities and modern equipment especially for science students. Great support when trying to obtain a placement in industry that has relevance to your degree. Friendly, encouraging lecturers that are available for any questions. Student life could be improved through adding more sociable aspects to teaching to encourage better student to student relationships, for example I have been studying here for 4 years and i struggle to make friends from my degree. Student housing has been an issue through rising rent prices on houses that are more than likely damp and have mould putting students at risk. Although queens have great student halls the prices are not feasible for everyone especially those from low income houses who may have to work part time to pay their rent.

I think that’s the course is well blended between lectures and lab classes but i do think there could be an improvement on including tutorials/ workshops for applying the knowledge that we have been taught in lectures- i find that class tests throughout the year have no past papers or example questions making it difficult to answer questions during class tests.

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