It is a great place to study for people who want to feel supported, and who do not work well under pressure. The university has a friendly, and helpful approach towards their students. You will not hesitate to email your lectures, and know that you will feel heard, and receive guidance on whatever you may be asking about. I can see there being more time dedicated during the modules on giving feedback to students regarding how they can improve their essay writing skills.

The course is mostly taught in-class which is best, and lecturers have office hours which is very helpful. The worst aspect would be when a module was taught online as in-class lectures are a more efficient way to learn through debates.

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What makes it a great place to study is how friendly the atmosphere is throughout the whole university. To improve the environment, I would place more real plants around campus as a small way to make it feel more inviting.

In relation to the Philosophy course, lecturers are kind, supportive , and experts in Philosophy which makes each lecture very informative. An area to improve on would be to have more guest speakers, trips, and workshops as a part of the course.

Cambridge is a student city, and you can feel it. It has many places to meet up with friends. It has a lot of fields, and trees which makes it a city that does not make you feel overwhelmed. The people in Cambridge are incredibly friendly, and it looks beautiful.