What makes it such a great place to study is the location and accessibility of the uni facilities. Also, students are very active in promoting and voicing issues so it makes it easier for other students to be aware of current affairs

Little to no exam preparation by lecturers and limited exam resources

No

The best aspects would definitely be the convenience of the location, with having many of the best locations in London nearby as well as a great level of diversity and thought. The worst would be that some modules are difficult with not enough support given or resources which makes it sometimes feel like there's no hope.

Some modules are heavily dependent on pre-recorded lectures but otherwise, the in-person lectures are typically well taught. Course time of seminars to lectures are typically good, having enough time to go in-depth on many of the questions and it's well structured, however, some fail at this aspect and then do not supplement the lack of hours with enough resources. Teachers almost always provide a satisfactory answer to many questions however there is no work placement time. Although the course may not directly offer internships, they do occasionally send internships for very specific fields (that aren't relevant to me).

No