Overall, I am very pleased and satisfied with my chosen university. I love my course and I love the people over here. Lecturers are very friendly and take great passion and time when teaching us the course. At first I was worried about how lecturers would be, thinking it means that you cannot speak and have to make sure you're a fast writer because the lecturer wouldn't repeat what he said, then I got to know that it isn't entirely true - first of all, the lecturers record their lectures as well as they allow you to record whilst they are teaching. And the one thing they would love the most is, for you to get involved and ask as many questions as you like, as they wouldn't want anybody to fall behind - if you do not understand something do not hesitate to ask, this may seem like it is easier said than done because of the amount of people in the lectures but believe me it is much better than pretending you understand everything and then get stuck in an assignment. Another thing, in most cases lecturers have an Anonymous page where you could ask questions and either the lecturer or a student that knows about it would write a reply and help out which is also very great.

best aspect is the opportunities you can get while at uni, worst aspect as an international student is the culture shock

best aspects is the knowledge you learn, worst aspects are sometimes the tutor explains in a way where you do not understand the content

most is the kitchen, very spacious. worst is you get random flatmates that you sometimes do not match with