Easy to find and meet different people from a variety of places and counties which allow you to get to know different opinions and experiences. Also with the lecturers being friendly to approach and talk to

It has a range if different learning methods also it has a nice amount of field trips along with having classroom and lab based working styles. This is also backed up with some online quizes and other assessments too

It was good to have it as it was catered so didn't have to cook but the fact the food was at a time which wasn't always convenient it meant sometimes being forced to eat when otherwise would want to wait or be doing other activities. It was also off campus compared to a lot of the other different halls meaning walking to campus for lectures

As an environmental management student I appreciate the fact that UoR is big on sustainability, It's not just something that's being taught or discussed but it is actually UoR way of life. I love the serenity and quality of environment that being in the school atmosphere brings. I love the fact that great resources and facilities are provided for learning. The lecturers are sound, warm, easy to approach and are always very happy to help. UoR student's support system is top notch, there is always someone out there to listen to you, understand you, assist you and make you feel valued. In UoR, you are never alone, no matter what you are going through, be it academic wise, financially, mentally, there is always a helping hand. UoR is a great community for the holistic development and well being of students to make great achievements in their desired field of study. I love University of Reading!

Environmental Management in UoR is a great choice because the school is one of the best schools for environmental studies in the UK. Courses are taught in class and are usually recorded so that students can have a re-watch via the Yuja platform. We have well-seasoned lecturers who have done many outstanding researches in the field taking the course . The course content is well loaded with relevant modules that are pertaining to recent developments in the field. The only challenge is that I don't have the opportunity for work placements/internships which would have really been helpful in this field. There are good facilities to enhance effective learning in all the modules and the student-lecturer contact time is adequate. I also love the fact that the school gives one week break in the middle of the term called 'Reading week', this is so helpful as students can use that time to go over what has been taught and prepare even better for the rest of the term.

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