They have great facilities for class learning however during breaks there ain’t enough sitting areas

Great lecturers however would be great if we can get hands on experience

The University of Greenwich has a really welcoming and diverse environment. The main Greenwich campus and the buildings surrounding it (especially King William) are beautiful and motivates me to come in and study there. Additionally, the lecturers are supportive, knowledgeable, and genuinely willing to help outside class time; it really adds to that unique, university life experience because I know some of my friends who go to other unis don't get this same privilege! There are also lots of events, societies, and opportunities to get involved, which makes you feel like you are part of a lovely community. However, some administrative services such as timetabling can be quite frustrating at times for example, it can be quite difficult to adjust when you have one class in the morning and then a 4 hour break until the next one. It can also be difficult to find enough quiet study spaces during exam season because the library is often packed even though not every student is studying - some use it for social time - and other buildings like Queen Anne are often packed with students who do the same.

The mix of Sociology and Psychology works really well, giving a broad understanding of both social structures and individual behaviour. The lecturers for both courses are very knowledgeable and approachable, and most are happy to give extra support when needed, especially when it's drawing closer to due dates for assignments or exam season. The online resources (like lecture recordings and resources from seminar sessions on Moodle) make it easier to revisit content and stay organised, especially if you have been absent and are unsure of what was happening. However, feedback time varies as sometimes it takes longer than expected to get assignment grades back or they are quite vague and don't often help us to improve. For example, I did an in person exam in my first year but I didn't get any actual feedback on it aside from the grade which frustrated me because it would have been really beneficial to know where my strengths and weaknesses lie (especially because I have another one this year and am not sure where I was doing well and where I went wrong during the exam last year!)