it is very good fun and great sports faciltiies. the support from the school of management staff id particularly good. there is also awesome career support, with placements so if you get offered one definately take one.

It’s a great place to study because the teachers are most of them pretty qualified, so it helps you get motivated to study about quite a lot of stuff. Also, there’s a lot of type of people and from all around the world, so it’s amazing to help you discover new cultures and ways of living. It could be improved through making their buildings a bit more modern like the new School of management. Also, some teachers know too much but don’t know how to explain it to people who have never learnt about the topic, so that would have to be seen.

My course is taught in class, and the course hours are very good spread out through out the week. It’s easy to contact with the lecturers and mostly if you need help they will easily help you out. I still don’t know much about internships but the little talks we’ve had are showing that it’s easier than we think to get a placement. The only negative aspect is that some modules are examined 100% in one exam, so that’s not the best thing as it doesn’t show as clearly how much knowledge you know and it doesn’t make you know how to use that subject in real life issues.

Value of money for amenities is pretty good, because I have £50 a week for food in the university’s restaurants, which is very good because some days being a university student you don’t feel like cooking. however, there should be more restaurant types and that close later, because for mediterraneans mostly, eating at 2 latest isn’t quite appealing. The rooms are nice, but are a little bit old and sometimes wind comes into your room although the window is closed. And lastly, the main issue is having one small kitchen for more than 15 people with only one kitchen, which isn’t very convenient