The university is spread over several campuses, and the buildings in which we have classes are not all in one place which helped from the very beginning with locating different things. All the societies, events and the facilities in general, including the gym, make it easier to adapt and help form friendships (even with people working at the university) and so, we build memories that will accompany us even 20 years from now. The teaching is well structured, as I hold a previous master's degree from another university, I was able to see the difference in the structure and layout of the courses. The parallelism between the different modules is also an asset. One good thing I can add is that teachers genuinely want you to succeed, I had an incident happening with my laptop and the teacher made it easy for me to believe in myself and my capacities, I completed everything needed and I honestly was able to because they believed in me.

I honestly like the way the course is taught and structured. I do feel like all students wouldn't agree but for some modules, the heavy ones like statistics for example, I think it would be a good idea to dedicate two days on the timetable for classes, so that the assimilation of all the concepts would be easier.