The Campus is great, it has several buildings and a lot of classrooms. The students association promotes lots of events and there are clubs and societies for everyone. However, it seems that the Univeristy (at a Master's level at least) that Students don't have enough space to study in campus because the library and JMS get full very quicklyz, even with several classroms in other buildings being unoccupied. And, on top of that the worst part in my opinion is that we only have a few hours of in-person class per week but we still end up having back-to-back classes (4 hours in total) in different buildings which makes us late and it is not good for our learning experience either since there is no time for lunch. The admin team was very dismissive when we reached out with our concerns.

I like all my lectures, every professor was available to answer questions and help students.

I know my hall is a privately owned accommodation and the University just rents the rooms. However I'm evaluating it as if it was the University's since I'm paying them and they should have some resposibility over where they are allocating their students. This accommodation is constantly going through some type of maintenance, every week I receive an email about some disruption I'm going to face the following day or for an extended period of time. My water and electricity was cut twice last semester due to recurring issues. Once I returned to my room to find that maintenance had been inside working on my bathroom, that time I was sent an email 45 minutes before they were supposed to enter my room at 10AM, which I feel is a violation of my privacy since the prior notice was not sent in a timely way. The fridge space is too small for 4 people to share.

The university is the perfect mixture of historical and modern. The university staff is a team of very well-renowned professors who are experts in their fields.

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