A good quality institute bloom in an environment that fosters competitiveness, creative thinking, innovation and so forth. It provides a learning environment that encourages working on innovative projects in order to promote holistic personality development for nurturing future leaders and I believe these qualities are very visible in the University of Plymouth and I am glad I chose to be a part of it.

My course consists of these particular criteria which makes me feel good about the fact I chose to go through with it, these qualities are Make it personal. Set clear learning objectives. Make the course easy to navigate. Keep accessibility in mind. Engage students through communication. Encourage active listening. Design engaging questions. Provide effective exams.

Best pocket friendly place with an amazing service and location with a 5 mins walk to the university.

I have studied at another university and can say this university’s social scene is excellent and has a great student union with events to meet people. The design of the university compared to others such as Exeter is a negative, and the facilities were inaccessible in the first year with long walks and loud traffic.

Course hours were heavy compared to Radboud but lots of content is covered effectively. I had great contact with head of the course though my tutor didn’t answer a few of my emails.

Oversaturated part time job market, lack of big jobs compared to bigger cities in the country, overall solid transport and safety in all respects.