Heriot Watt has been a great university so far in terms of academics and clubs. I love how many extracurricular activities the university initiates, such as trips to communicate and bond with our other campuses and students abroad. I also appreciate the amount of student support the university provides when it comes to academics and how issues are resolved. For the improvements, I only think Heriot Watt should provide some transport for the facilities and activities they organize. But overall thank you Heriot Watt for making my life more fulfilling!

The best aspect of my course are the mixed classes and teaching styles that professors use and try to incorporate in their lessons. We have some lessons as site or field visits where we get to visit our live working location an learn from experts in the industry. Most lessons are in-person which helps us focus and enjoy the lessons better. Some software classes last year were online and in-person which was also great since there were video recording which we could go back and refer to incase of doubt. The only negative aspect about third year is how I wish there were more classes for feedback. Some extra classes could be kept during the week to get our work checked and refined. Emailing the professors with the work is an option as well, but only few have the time to check and accept it.

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Heriot-Watt University offers a range of well-being facilities and services for students, though I haven't personally utilized them. I've heard positive feedback about these resources. The university also organizes specific events and activities addressing various mental health issues. However, an area for improvement is that certain professors have a hands-off approach, expecting students to be knowledgeable without providing sufficient guidance. This was a challenge for me and my peers during the initial two years, but in the third year of the interior design program, we've gained a more comprehensive understanding of our coursework.

Overall, the course has proven to be exceptionally captivating and interesting, but like I mentioned before that certain professors have a hands-off approach which is definitely an area for improvement

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