Best: high number of societies covering everything you could think of. This allows a student's experience at its climax. + on campus accommodation (although pricy) and colleges make it super easy to socialise. Worst: teaching method at postgraduate level. It is supposed to be workshops, but it remains lectures-like, and is really lacking of real-life practical cases. You should look at the NL teaching system (in particular PBL)

Again - Worst: teaching method at postgraduate level. It is supposed to be workshops, but it remains lectures-like, and is really lacking of real-life practical cases. You should look at the NL teaching system (in particular PBL) Best: critical thinking and alternative solutions proposed by the teachers. That there is not one and sole answers, but arguments backing one and/or the other stance

Very pricy for the cheapest room. But I was lucky and was allocated a refurbished room and hall, while others with more expensive rooms are not better (not refurbished, smaller kitchen, etc.) Moreover, the location is very convenient. Only negative point about that is the view on the main square of the campus, which means people constantly looking at your window (hence curtains always closed).

Best: free food marketplace Worse: fertilizer smell

They are great