I think it’s a pretty campus with all buildings situated relatively close together and the facilities offered from food options, exercise availability and study spaces are better than what I’ve seen available at other universities, make it part of the reason why I chose to study at the university of Glasgow to begin with. I think the university could do with more collaborative study space, particularly near exam times when it is booked up in advance, so even if there was some temporary extra areas during this period. More communications on student support would also be beneficial as sometimes what is available isn’t always clear, I think your advisor of study should have more contact with students to check in now and again without having to be contacted first.

The material on the courses are in engaging however many lecturers read directly from their PowerPoint slides published to you which causes less engagement and attendance from students in class as many feel they don’t benefit from hearing it in person. Tutor contact time for the Adam smith business school in first year is only 1 hour per 2 weeks shared as a class and it can be very challenging to discuss any queries within this time frame.

It is situated in a lovely location which allows a 15-20 minute walk to pretty much any of the main campus buildings, the walk is scenic through kelvingrove park. Finnieston is a relatively safe area and with the building being offset from the road I am happy that no one other than students are kicking about. Even more so due to the security guard who monitors the premises. The WiFi on the accommodation site is very temperamental however we are still within reach of Eduroam so the opportunity to switch over is easy. Property management front desk are not always the friendliest and have had to be chased multiple times on small queries like missing furniture pieces on move in day

The living crisis has impacted on student life in and around Glasgow, making it difficult to find any affordable accommodation either within campus facilities or privately. This should be a matter of utmost importance as it can impact heavily on students’ wellbeing and performance.

It was a short course about project management, and the materials and classes were well presented and engaging. Having access to the library enhanced the learning experience

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