182,162 University reviews

The career advisors were always sending out opportunities available and offering meetings to discuss career paths.

We have 12 hours of lectures/seminars a week. Since the pandemic it has been online which was tricky at first but the lectures got their head around it quickly and was very supportive. Whenever we needed advice or help from our tutor they were always quick to respond and arrange an 1-1 zoom chat.

12

Throughout the pandemic it was more tricky to assess Services. Although, the library remained open and was clean and spaced out which made me feel safe when studying in the library.

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Online

N/A - distance learning

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Non

The online teaching was great however, it was a big disadvantage for student who has difficulties accessing online and missed the tutor face to face teaching.

13

University very clean and premises student had had the ability to borrow laptop and books.

The university has great facilities to help the students on site however these services became hard to access because due to covid everything went online which made hard for some students.

No

Excellent careers service who offer support for those who require it.

The course was taught mostly online through zoom meetings - several break out room activities as well as direct teaching. There were 3 lectures within University only - two Science lessons and one ICT lesson. The University on the whole did what they could to support students - directing us to e-books, organising a online library chat, extending loans for library books etc. Lecturers responded quickly to emails and signposted support when needed.

The university has good facilities - well stocked library, good computer facilities, clean space etc.

Student support is available, personally I only used it once but I know some of my peers used it and were happy with the support given.

No

They have constantly offered help and advice on job applications

Mostly placement and online lectures, was as interactive as possible which kept people focused and stopped people switching off. When we could we were in uni which was great, however I think the order of the sessions was silly at times.

14

Never been to the library, lecture halls were good, Astro and sports hall are ace

My tutor was there whenever I needed and always helped!

Yes

Career Central in UEA has been very helpful in presenting me with possible job and volunteer opportunities.

Transitioning to online lectures & seminars have been difficult for everyone, but I see how my seminars leaders are trying their best to make classes still engaging & insightful. They are open to questions & clarifications, and one-on-one tutorials have really helped.

8

UEA spaces are very open and clean. Library spaces are conducive to learning, and outdoor spaces are great ways to meet new people and socialize.

The University makes it clear that there are well-being checkups and mental health services available to all students. But I wish there was more support for international students, especially during the COVID-19 crisis.

No

They do have pages on their website that offer internships and placements however these often do not span all the courses they offer and are very business and engineering orientated. They don’t offer enough courses with years placement.

With corona virus, only sessions we have at the uni are the lab sessions which are one a week. Contact with tutors is one every two weeks, and there is at least 4 hours worth of live lectures a week with lots of asynchronous learning material.

4

Lots of libraries to work at, the biology labs are fantastic and sports facilities if you need them.

They are always reaching out to offer groups and advice on wellbeing.

No

NTU is very employability focused and helping us build up our skills from the first year.

My lecturers have been very supportive with making sure I'm included since I'm stuck in Myanmar doing first year online.

I wouldn't know but I'm hoping to fly to the UK for second year.

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Online

8

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