Medical Sciences postgraduate degrees in Manchester

Incredible resources. 24 hour library access. Great faculty. I can be improved by becoming more inclusive. I don’t mean DEI hires. I mean intentionally creating a multicultural environment. Creating a culture where students new to the UK/University environment don’t feel alienated when dealing with certain staff. Eg, clinic staff, or on-campus security. The vast majority of professors are amazing with multicultural students. Except maybe a few (not-so-good-eggs) who may act superior to students of a certain demographic. Generally, I think the culture is great, but can get better for the international students. Every other thing is pretty close to perfect. For an educational institute’s environment.

The staff, peer guides, students etc... Have been very supportive! They help whenever they can and provide the necessary information to succeed. The lectures halls and class rooms and labs are very well maintained, everyone is punctual, they are very good at communication and answering follow up questions. Overall the staff and people at MMU are the highlight of the university overall. However some things that would need to be improved on is the washrooms. They're quite small and often extremely wet or sometimes dirty. This is not the case every where or in every washroom however it seems to be a pretty consistent thing regarding bathrooms. I understand and appreciate the cleaner and staff are doing their best though, and it's a mainly student on student issue. However the general size of the bathrooms is small, especially the ones near the stairwells.

Manchester has the best night life, and its unique being in a city and also surrounded by 100 year old buildings. Fallowfield accommodation is also amazingly sociable despite being a 40 minute walk. I would prefer if my assignments were more easily accessible