Please give more actual care to international students instead of only making awareness, maybe have a department or reach out to international students in person to take action rather than putting signs and boards in the forum. Please try truly taking our voices to avoid inadequate talks and sensitive offending stereotypes (Racism and political hostility). Even some of the professors have stereotypical acts towards international students and sometimes they use their authority and privilege as English first-language speakers to degrade international students for their less proficiency in English. If you wish to know more in detail I have so much to say. The environment is seemingly inclusive but still, the attention and support to international students are neglected and superficial instead of actual.

blended learning, most of the time is self-studying. Depending on the specific course and professor, some lectures require us to involve our own hands and creativity is engaging, such as creative coding, learning C4D modeling, and VR/AR workshops. but some lecturers provide outdated or irrelevant contents, such as using lectures to raise personal political opinions which I find not useful to our studies. but for my course, most of the lectures are engaging and useful.

the room is big, the security checks every hour, I feel very safe, and I can live with my flatmates from the beginning to the end if we make requests together. the location is quite good, near the tube station (metropolitan) can go to central London in 20 minutes. it's tranquil and safe. sometimes without friends, it would be a bit lonely. I am very happy about the value of money here, ensuite and large-ensuite cost only less than 250 pounds for me per week.