The best part is the different styles and amount of ressources provided to learn the content. From practicals, to in person handling, to online interactive platforms, these different methods make the material easier to digest. The worst part are the online lectures that happen once in a while. In person teaching, or live-teaching are better in terms of allocating specific amount of time for certain tasks.

Lecturers are engaging. Labs complement the theory learnt in class. Online lectures are difficult to get through.

The catering service at Wolfson has been declining. They do not fill the juice machine anymore and certain food are not provided anymore. For example, in September, we would have burgers with options of tomatoes, lettuce, onions, pickles to choose from on the side, but a few months later the options were only cheese to add to our burger. The building is old and construction is constant. Scaffolding are placed outside of our window for months at a time without any workers using them. It prevents natural sunlight from getting into my room.

I wouldn't change my university for anything. I love the fact that you get support from everywhere, and a lot of material to be the best in your work. It's all about how organized you are, and how you know to take advantage of it.

I find it hard to find a place to actually study, in the library it's a lot of noise most of the time.

The nightline support, I think it's very good idea.

I love GUU, I have a great time everytime I go there.

Feeding the pigeons and swans, and taking pictures.

GUU and the Alchemists Society

I like the chemistry laboratories, I find those classes very useful.

Hopefully I will have a secure job after I finish.

It's not that great, and is expensive too.