My experience so far has been nice. There are lots of nice people in my program, and I'm enjoying my classes. I expect that things will continue to go well, and look forward to finding more things to do in my free time.

The library is amazing, with a huge number of resources and databases. There's a special collections floor that I plan on visiting soon, and there's a cafe inside so that you can take a study break.

I haven't needed any of this, but I'm sure feedback is given when asked for.

I've been to the postgraduate cafe, which has nice food.

There's a large number of things to do in the city. The metro is cheap and reliable, and the buses are reliable, if expensive. It's usually easier to walk, but there are some things close by, particularly shops and restaurants. Anything more serious is in the city center.

The people in the clubs are very nice, and there's a good number of events. Some clubs end up being much more expensive than they should be, but I've been able to find alternatives.

I enjoy that we are learning actual skills in addition to factual information, and find the classes interesting and relevant. Our professors are very friendly, and the seminar portion of our courses allow for lots of group discussion.

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We're learning about how to professionally write papers, give presentations, and such, in addition to physically working with objects. There is an option for a work placement later in the year, which should be very helpful as well.