The best aspect of the university for has been the Queen's Student Union. It feels safe to know that any help I want will be available in that building. My favourite has been the volunteering activities. The worst thing is that there is always too many activities and events going on that you can't avoid the FOMO no matter how much you try, but prioritising helps in this case.

The best aspects are the interactive sessions and the worst part is that there is limited time to implement these along with our hectic coursework, but there is little university can do about this.

Go for university halls if you want to make some new connections, it is easier for you to get used to the place and culture. The activities at the residence are also good for relaxing and there are study spaces too.

The University has a great standing as it is a part of the Russel Group Universities. The diversity of student intake is great, and the campus extremely stunning and well-maintained. One of the best parts is the Student's Union which is what really makes it stand apart from others. It is brimming with activities every other day and has everything a student wants under one roof. The Business School building where my classes are held are also great. however there are certain areas that require attention. The Student's Union should also keep on improvising and diversifying the workshops and activities they conduct, to facilitate inter-disciplinary interactions and help international students meet peers from the city as well as other countries.

The best aspects are that the syllabus has been taken from globally renowned sources and is rich in course knowledge. However, some teachers seemed to just read off the slides, with bare minimum interactions outside the prepared presentation. Some of them were not audible enough to the students sitting at the back of the lecture theatre. There were also some concerns with accents and the speed at which they explained core concepts.There are also virtually no gaps in the timetable, as we have classes almost every single day , whereas other course people don't. It would have been better if we could have 2 classes per day but with lesser duration. The pace of the classes is also too fast to grasp as too much is covered in 3 hours which makes it difficult to retain everything in one go, and the subsequent lecture content adds to it.

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