1) Class recordings available in moodle could be better. 2) more cuisines could be made available for international students. 3) opening libraries for a longer time during exams. 4) Increasing the temperature of postgraduate study space in George green library 5) Have cultural collaborative events for the international students 6) A re-education week for international students to give them information on study/exam/essay requirement for their respective degree

Course is taught in class, which is so productive, but option for online must also be available in case of unprecedented situations. Course hours is almost 5 days a week with classes continuously for atleast 2 days. This could be planned better to enable students to engage in extra and co-curriculars. Morning classes at 9 am could be moved to 10 am.

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Some issues with internal support for accessing programs, dealing with student registration etc. Basically just some admin issues that were difficult to get resolved. All the teaching staff that i have had in recent years have been excellent (bar a couple of outliers) and i've had some great support throughout my time at the university in undergrad and masters before I began the PhD here. Without this support i would not have known about the masters course, or been given the opportunity to complete the PhD.

The first three arent applicable to a my PhD course. The links with industry in current research, and the subject facilities that are available as part of the research group are excellent. My immediate supervisor makes plenty of time for me, but it can be difficult to find time otherwise to get support for particular issues from other lecturers.

The location was a good way from campus but the free bus helped and food/town was close by. Otherwise i stayed there in 2017 so don't think my experiences are that applicable anymore!