The social life on the university is phenomenal. There are many different societies and social events across societies and departments that make it so easy to meet with people that I don't share course with. The support I had as a student has been great so far. The university has plenty of room to develop more accessibility friendly campus and teaching sessions. There is a lot of progress successfully gone already and so I believe that the university will be able to tackle these demands in the best way possible.

Most lecturers are passionate for their field of study and that makes you fall in love with the topic they are teaching. I have not encountered a lecturer or a tutor that will deny helping with explanation. The teaching seasons try and mostly succeed to incomplete interaction from students. The practical work is amazing. It provides up to date practices and skills that are going to be useful in my career. Lectures are of outstanding quality. They vary with the personal style of the lecturer but this allowed for more personal and better teaching results. The lectures sadly do not provide the option to be of hybrid nature (both in person and on zoom). Many students and I think that this option will be really beneficial for disabled students and students who cannot attend the in person lecture due to health or financial reasons.

The rooms were spacious and allowed a lot of light to come in them even during winter. Due the nature of the the building being old it is expected to have more permission needed. Also because of the development of the West Slope project in the near vicinity noise and management problems are more common.

Buildings falling apart

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