Advantages 1. Convenient location. The city of Sheffield is easily accessible and conveniently situated. The University of Sheffield is in close proximity to the city centre. I live adjacent to the university and can reach it in 15 minutes on foot. Living near the university has the added benefit of being convenient. There are also several facilities nearby. The facility is surrounded by a fitness centre, grocery store, park, hospital, and restaurants. I can live a very comfortable life without worrying about daily travel expenses and time. The facilities are great. There are three libraries in Sheffield, each offering numerous study spaces for students. In addition, they include a significant collection of books. I can quickly discover an atmosphere conducive to studying in the library. Moreover, the school includes a variety of sports facilities. The swimming pool, fitness centre, and football pitch are all located close to the school. I will play football twice or thrice every week. The fact that the football pitch is far from the city centre will not bother me. 3. Student support. The academic union at the University of Sheffield is the best in the United Kingdom. As an international student, I believe I am able to feel at home on campus. Because there are numerous peers who share my interests. We will frequently participate in Union activities together. In addition, the NHS supports the institution. I can enrol for free medical care at the school hospital if I become ill. I sense the warmth of a foreign nation. Improvements needed 1. campus security Due to the proximity of the university to the city centre, everyone may reach the campus. This increases the safety risks for the students. Some buildings do not even require a student ID to gain access. I believe the institution might install more gates to protect the students. 2. Eating. The school has no regular cafeteria where pupils can eat. There are numerous classes during lunchtime. The absence of a location for students to eat in a timely manner may cause students to develop gastrointestinal issues.

I studied a course in politics. The majority of the teacher's presentations consisted of reading from PowerPoint slides to the pupils. However, some instructors expand on the lecture material, which I greatly appreciate. Seminars were the more intriguing course. In the POL31010 module, the instructor held an in-class competition on the previous week's readings. We would address reading-related inquiries via mobile phones. Furthermore, we were separated into groups for conversations. This occasionally takes the shape of a dispute. This type of instruction can be quite engaging for me. The instructors respond swiftly to questions. I would be pleased to schedule a meeting with the instructor to discuss any concerns I had. If I submit a question via email, the instructor will respond as quickly as feasible.

The quality of the student housing is exceptional. I feel quite safe. The roommates are also quite pleasant. The management of the hostel was also excellent. Very close proximity to the university. Overall, this is a pretty lovely hostel.

Glad I came to Sheffield

Often not enough space in the IC though they are building a new building that will have an extension of the IC in

Not enough contact hours, and some lecturers are terrible