Good location and a nice campus. Good teaching facilities and most locations are modern and nice to be in. The sports centre is pretty disappointing. The opening times are a joke (shuts at 5:30pm on weekends ). The gym is always packed with people and lacks some key equipment (though the equipment they do have is high quality). Personally, if I had known this before I came I would not have bought a membership, especially given the availability of other commercial gyms around Glasgow. The food on campus is overpriced for seemingly no reason. The library coffee that is made by a machine costs the same as a high street cup of coffee. This is not the case at other universities I have gone to. It seems like Glasgow University is trying to squeeze as much cash out of its students as possible. Student representation is also lacking. For example, I have no idea who to go and speak to to raise the issues above.

Top-class academics, tutors seem genuinely interested in teaching what they know. I feel like I can go and discuss any issues I have with the content with my teachers and they are always very helpful. This might be because I am on a postgraduate course, with my teachers being predominantly researchers so I cannot say if it is the same for undergraduate courses.

No

Best aspects include the available student spaces and accessibility of materials online. However, I find the university in lacking in the availability of support for students

The course lectures are clear experts in their fields and come across as passionate which allows them to give a better explanation of the subject. However, the course content could be seen as minimal in terms of information provided through lectures only.

The uni halls are a great environment and offer safety. However, I would say they are slightly overpriced for what is offered. My block has also never had a working intercom and upon asking about fixing it the property management are unable to fix it. Also room allocation although random, some rooms are unequal in size