Not to sound clique but meeting new people that come from all walks of life and have different skill sets from you is probably the best aspect. You get to meet new people and learn from them it's genuinely fun. I feel like the worst part is the initial month or so when you're still trying to wrap your head around everything and I feel like maybe the Uni could help a bit more in this aspect.

My course is mainly in person classes with some zoom calls dotted around which I think is great as learning in person is so much more motivational than through zoom calls.

There's a ton of part time jobs everywhere. Renting is expensive but you get many student discounts on a range of things so it sort of balances out.

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University of Strathclyde are part of beautiful Glasgow city's architecture building. With combination of gorgeous historic buildings like Barony Hall and handsome new icon building like Student Union building completely blend with beautiful of architecture of Glasgow City. What University could improve is to create more sustainable place to achieve net zero carbon to save the world! Cheers!!

For me online method is new normal education after the pandemic. We must accept the change. This is a great opportunities education can be learn from everywhere beyond our border. But to suit the new normal with existing education system of course we need to look how to improve and get sustainable for example time duration of class (must less 2 hours every subject) and international zone time to consider student around the world.