I've loved every second of it!!! The highlight was Freshers week and making lifelong friends, but every day I realise how happy I am living in such a vibrant city. I feel very privileged to be studying at such a wonderful university!

We've had lots of career development sessions and lectures already and I'm still only in first year. There's definitely a focus on the future and making plans to secure your dream career. For example, internships are advertised widely and the careers department is a huge part of uni life.

Most: the variety. We do 4 different modules which are all different yet interlinked, making it easy to make connections between topics without getting bored. Also, we have a variety of teaching styles, such as lectures, labs, and seminars - this keeps it interesting. Least: the layout of the timetable and locations, as we are split between 2 different campuses which can be frustrating when you need extra time for work, rather than travelling.

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Our union is amazing! They're based at GUU and host a huge amount of different events all the time. From club nights to fundraising to raising awareness of different issues, it's hard not to be involved in the union. My personal favourite event is the weekly club night, HIVE Thursdays.

I live in catered halls, which is great because I get so much food provided without the hassle of learning to cook and budget properly! This takes away that extra stress of moving away from home for the first time. It's also an extremely sociable atmosphere compared to most student halls - everyone is so friendly and always happy to stop and have a chat if you bump into them around halls.

They're extremely good - despite being an old uni with ancient buildings, there are also top quality modern facilities. The labs, lecture theatres and library are particularly impressive. There's also an extensive sports complex in the centre of the city, as well as pitches and a second gym further out to suit everyone.

Glasgow city life is amazing! It's a large city but as soon as you get here you feel at home. The people are known to be super friendly, and there's a certain Scottish culture you can't find anywhere else in the UK. There's so much to do - from bars and pubs, to shopping and food, to clubs and music venues... it's impossible to be bored. Glasgow is also budget-friendly for students, which makes it the perfect university city.

It has been incredible and the past three years have flown by way too fast! It is quite busy and initially hectic attempting to balance life and adapt to taking care of yourself and all the household things, but I feel like I've learned so many things and developed immensely as a person since the start of my university life.

There is an on-campus office where you can book appointments concerning your CV, interview practice and job applications. We are taught specifically in recognizing the transferable skills of our course and attend an interactive CV session as part of our course in the final two years. Furthermore there is an abundance of work placement opportunities including summer research projects, internships, and going-abroad possibilities which we are all made aware off.

I admire the high level of qualification of professors and their passion about their topic. I also very much like interactive tutorials as they ensure you're on the right track in terms of what you need to know for the course. What I like least is perhaps that there is sometimes an uncertainty in if books need to be bought or if lecture notes and online resources will suffice.

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I love our student unions! We have two which offer a range of activities throughout the week. You can visit them daily for a wide range of food choice and they offer weekly nights out as well. Many events are hosted by our union which is always great as they're on campus and easy to get to.

Amazing! The gym is insane, lab facilities are very high-end and we have extensive access to online databases. Furthermore, the library and multiple cafeteria areas around campus are all brand new and the university is continually aiming to better itself.

Glasgow has got anything for everyone! The university has hundreds of clubs, societies and sport teams to get involved in. Glasgow is definitely a vibrant city with an incredible art and music scene, and you're only half an hour away from very impressive nature (Scotland is the most beautiful country in the world for a reason). I honestly believe there's something for everyone here. I moved here without prior visit and have had no regrets.

There is something for everyone! There are so many of them and they are so diverse. There are sports I'd never even heard of before and I keep on discovering more societies. You can definitely get as involved as you'd like and I'd tell any one to make the most of it and try new things!

It's amazing! As an International student they have an International support office that will help with any International-related problem. We have peer support and academic advisers that check up on us! The university has an on-campus medical office where you can drop in with health problems as well as heaving incredible mental health awareness and support systems.