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The King's college campus is a splendid school for higher studies, got to learn a lot from my professors and peers, and more importantly changed me in many ways for the better in terms of my career growth and personal development. Overall pleased with a experience as a student of University of Aberdeen, but subtle improvemets could be made to the campus by increasing more common areas for students to regroup and hangout.

The university staff are really supportive and helpful. Both university campuses at Exeter, Devon are beautiful and has lots of scenery to enjoy and relax. The accommodations are spacious and lovely The only downside i can think of is the steep hills that you need to go through on a daily basis.

It is a good university with super friendly staff.. But this year a lot of students were facing accommodation problems and this definitely affects overall impression of the university.

The best part of my university experience has been studying for my MSc in Information Technology and having the opportunity to work on a real client-based final project. Working on a project with a real client helped me understand how the skills I learned in my course can be applied to a practical situation. I also enjoyed working with other students, developing my technical skills and gaining experience in teamwork and problem-solving. One area that could be improved is providing more career opportunities and support for students, particularly for part-time work and graduate roles. More employer events, networking opportunities and stronger links with local companies would be helpful for students preparing for their careers.

BEST- campus, social life, teachers IMPROVED- more funding for humanities

Lecturers are very attentive & engaged and seem to care about what they are teaching. The campus is very pretty and green (on top of a nasty hill, though). The Students' Guild is very active. The support and opportunities available to students are substantial. Seems to be a very good uni for Law in particular as far as opportunities/job fairs/internships go.

It's got several societies, the professors are very interactive, there's plenty of spaces to study, and the reading materials are given to you online for free. The humanities department could have more teachers to support the large increase in students.

The best is definitely the staff and students who are supper nice and willing to help. I love the amount of societies and opportunities as well.

Overall my experience at Kingston is so good. Kingston support me a lot.

nice place good facilitates