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The first year I was a bit annoyed with the limited choice and how I couldn’t choose my specific period of interest however by doing so I have discovered a new period of history I love and now specialise in it so on reflection I appreciate the year 1 approach.

The WiFi went down a few times and there is no signal there so was a bit frustrating however everything else is amazing cant complain.

The session is all in-person which works well. However, the contact hours have been cut by an hour from last year. Also there are too many people on the MA and lecturers are struggling to cope with the numbers.

It's very hard to get work in Norwich. With more students on post-grad courses in particular, there's more people applying for these very few jobs which makes the market more stressful for everyone.

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The people are kind and it is close to the university and the lake, however it is expensive and the WiFi sometimes has issues.

Some workshops are 3 hours long which can be very tiring and can be condensed to 2 hours.

Accomodation being on university campus was very helpful specially because I was a fresher and new to this town. However, charging university students 200 pound a week for accomodation seems really unfair. My rooms carpet was extremely dirty and had lots of stains, the walls were chipped at places and the bathroom had a tiny bit of mould, I dont think its worth the money. The kitchen does get cleaned every week which was good and helpful though.

The course has been overall very enriching, of a very high quality, and with very good support and facilities.

My course includes the opportunity to complete a 3 month internship, which is great to gain industry experience, but this opportunity may not be equally accessible for all students due to difficulties securing employment with these companies

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The course seems to be very practical - covering skills necessary for my future business career. I have a great amount of learning material that enables me to study in depth. On the other hand, actual presence on lectures and seminars is not as effective. Most of the productive work I do on my own.

The room and kitchen have everything I need. Only the shower is a bit difficult to get used to and a window could be possible to get opened more widely.

The best aspect of my Aviation Management course is how it connects academic learning to a real-world industry. I enjoy learning about an industry that is constantly changing and plays such an important role in connecting people, businesses and countries. The course has also helped me develop a better understanding of the different areas of aviation, from airport operations and management to the wider challenges facing the industry. I particularly enjoy discussions and activities that allow me to look at situations from a management perspective and think about how I would respond in a real aviation environment. The aspect I find most challenging is that there is a lot of information and different areas to understand, which can sometimes feel overwhelming alongside assignments and deadlines. However, I see this as part of the learning experience because it has encouraged me to become more organised, manage my time better and take greater responsibility for my own progress. Even the challenging parts of the course have helped me grow in confidence and become more prepared for the professional environment I hope to enter after university.

The worst aspect of the course is that there is not much teaching or explaining The best aspect is that the students can choose thier time table