The University is true to its motto, "The Place of Useful Learning". The combination of the lectures and the tutorials highlight the practical aspect of the course by discussing and solving real-life problems.

I like that the program is open to students from various professions. However, it would be best if the student has an engineering background to fully appreciate the course. The modules are also updated with the latest technologies and policies in the energy industry.

Great value for money. However, if you like amenities you might want to stay away since this hall has none.