Student life seems really good life, there’s a lot of social events. Not sure how it could be improved.

It gives me a lot of time to do independent learning and the in person learning is really interactive. The worst would be that not a lot of students turn up so it makes it harder to get the tasks done with minimal students

As a student that has a chronic illness, the support that is offered has been amazing compared to my undergrad University. The mentor who I meet every week is outstanding and has really helped me settle in and feel comfortable. The University feels so accepting and open. As my brother attended here before me for undergrad and masters it’s as welcoming as he explained. So far I am settling in great and don’t have complaints.

The course is very interesting! I’m so excited to be learning. As I did real estate in my undergrad it’s good to have this to build upon and see how it connects with other projects. My seminar tutor is amazing, keeps the ideas flowing. My only complaints in my block one lecture is quite slow place moving and with the block teaching it feels that we are behind and also with my DSA the PowerPoints and all learning materials should be available a week before hand which hasn’t happened and the communication between the class and the lecturer isn’t great.

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