This academic year has all taken place virtually. Learning has been more difficult in general and it is not as easy to access resources as it once was. Most teachers have tried to be supportive, lenient, and understanding of students different circumstances; however, things have not always been in the students favor. The transition to online learning was quick and efficient but not easy. The university tolerates its students and the students have been tolerable as well. Although, I wish it was taken more into consideration how difficult this academic year is and how much of a toll it’s taking on students.

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Did my undergrad at Swansea and thoroughly enjoyed. Well-structured degree that gives you lots of options. Continuing on to my post grad course has further developed my knowledge and given me lots of experience and contacts within industry. Would recommend to anyone who wants to increase their knowledge within the field, get involved with world-leading research and get some once in a lifetime travel opportunities.

The courses on the EngD programme are well taught for the most part. Some are quite irrelevant but this is expected due to wide range of projects. Content is well prepared and thorough, but organisation of the modules within the EngD programme needs work.

Swansea is a great city to live in with regards to cost of living and also safety, despite the bad reputation it gets. Good nightlife in the city and therefore lots of opportunities to work in bars, clubs etc. There are less opportunities for engineering students than I hoped, but this increases if you go further afield. Public transport is poor. The bus services are unfortunately consistently unreliable and parking on Bay campus - which is far from town - is very limited.

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