Applied Economics postgraduate degrees in Glasgow

There are so many places to study and just chill on campus. Be it the cafes and restaurants around or the university buildings. It’s really really clean and tidy too. The staff here are so nice too really kind. Overall super nice uni would decide to study here again. An improvement id really appreciate is recorded tutorials since I think they’re really fast. The help desk online isn’t really helpful.

The Student Union is modern, vibrant and has a great atmosphere. I’ve enjoyed watching football games here, having a few drink and eat some great food. Definitely my favourite part of the campus based off versatility… there are pool tables, darts and a piano, it really has everything. Some of the buildings are hard to navigate/find and then combining that with the treacherous hills, it really does tire you out. But at the same time you’re getting exercise which can go a long way. The library is awesome once you get used to it, and i’ve heard from friends how unbelievable the sports facilities are. Personally think some of the interior of some buildings are a bit run down and old, which isn’t ideal in terms of feeling relaxed but there are so many buildings. Some are more modern, and fresher than others, and a select few feel abandoned. Overall Strathclyde is phenomenal and compared to other Scottish Uni’s, i’d consider this the best one on offer

I hope the school can give international students more opportunities to speak with native English speakers. Almost everyone in the class was Chinese, and there weren't many opportunities to interact with other people.