I gained lot of experience and university have must facous on online lectures as well.

I feel gald to have knowledge of MBA course but I am disappointed with assignment evolution.

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Having studied at UoG for almost two years, I can say it’s a fantastic university which offers everything a student needs: a friendly atmosphere and learning environment; excellent teaching from passionate lecturers; support when you need it; valuable connections with local businesses; and a lovely town with a fun nightlife!

UoG offers great facilities - from the library and refectory to private study areas and spaces to socialise. With fairly small campuses, it's easy to find your way around and get access to everything you need!

UoG's HelpZone is an incredibly useful facility - any questions you have (and as a student, you'll probably have a lot!), somebody at the HelpZone will have the answer. Lecturers also provide great support!

The SU at UoG is very hands-on and you'll benefit from their presence from day one! Helping out on move-in day, organising events throughout the year and providing students with a voice within the university, the SU brings students together and makes the university a better place to live and study.

Most of UoG's campuses are located in Cheltenham, which is a lovely town to live in and offers something for everyone! Shopping in town town centre caters for most tastes and also comprises various clubs which offer a great night life. Gloucester is also just a bus ride away, but doesn't really offer a great deal besides the Cathedral which is well worth a visit! And if you want to escape from everything for a while, Leckhampton is within walking distance and offers fantastic views of the town and surrounding areas.

If sport is your thing, then there will be something for you at UoG! If not, there are plenty of other societies for you to get involved in, including enterprise which offers great networking and support if you want to create your own start-up.

As a student of Business Management, I have had classes with a variety of lecturers, each of whom are able to bring their individual experience and unique insight into the classroom. In most cases, lecturers are always there to offer support when needed, especially if you demonstrate commitment to your studies.

Studying Business Management, it's vital to get hands-on experience alongside your studies and UoG has fantastic links with local businesses, helping you get your foot in the door and learn all about the industry in which you want to pursue a career.

The university offers great accommodation in first year. I was fortunate enough to live on Park Campus with several people from my course, where lectures are a two-minute walk away and the beautiful surroundings of Park are literally on your doorstep. Halls are a little pricey when compared to housing in second year, but when you consider convenience and the university experience, it's certainly worth it!