Good uni. With some minor issues but don't know of anywhere else better.

Fairly good lecture theaters and computer rooms. Nice library although the computers take ages to log in so if you want to print something it takes half an hour.

Do not really use anything so can't comment but quite a few things offer.

Do not really use any facilities there much. The bookshop is nice and have some second hand books at reduced prices also. They also offer discounts at the start of the year. There is also a small shop in the union and subway sandwiches.

Town centre 10 minute walk away. Nearby gyms and leisure facilities. Shops not far. Local clubs 5 minute drive away (30 min walk). Great night life with something going on everyday.

Wide range of clubs and societies. Also there is the opportunity to start your own society

Some really awesome lecturers but some awful ones also

Excellent job prospects with an Aston Business School degree.

Residence officers do not help with any issues. And security is very rude 9/10 times you call up. The building carries noise well and the kitchen is sometimes cold in the winter. In the summer is very hot and the windows only open a tiny gap. However well refurbished for student accommodation and recently built

I feel the academics infrastructure is best in class and it has all the amenities a well set-up university should have. It gives a great feeling about the university and makes me visit the college with enthusiasm. Now there are things which university can work to improve on is that course content. I'm an experienced professional doing a MSc degree and the course content and simulations are not as challenging. They seem to be old fashioned methods and even case studies do not have much of the impact. I think given the university has tremendous scope, resources and other facilities, it is important to invest in challenging modules, especially for the professionals who come with good practical experience. Second, another point of observation is there is no good mix of nationalities in the course. It is important not to just influx students but also get more diverse when it comes to course mix.

As I stated earlier the course content need to be revised and it should be brought to a master's level of curriculum. The course contents seems to be basic and most of it is covered back in my home country while doing the bachelors degree.

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