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They have been a lot of online/ cancel classes. If you think about the amount of money that we pay for it, continue finishing early, cancel and online classes are not the best solution.

Courses are good. But BIM module needs a lot of improvements regarding practical learning. The BIM practical classes need to be properly recorded with details so that we can do practice Revit software properly whenever we want or check any important thing we missed in the class.

The best thing is I don’t need to find a placement myself and I think the things need to improve will be the subject facility as we don’t have much facility

This is a peaceful place but I think it’s getting worse and dangerous

Its very interactive but the teachers do read just slides

I like that i have my own bathroom but the people do get messy

The course is very fun! There is lots of support on your placements and the teaching is high quality

New hall is a great on-campus accommodation. However it is a bit of effort to get to the city but for lectures it is amazing to be so close!

Try to solve the problems of the students if they are doing Masters they need your help as well. Because most of people donot have brilliant minds. You need to solve their problems on their levels to understand what they are trying to do. Overall good experience of course

One of the best aspects of my course is that it focuses on practical learning and real-world skills. The course content is relevant and helps me understand how what I learn can be applied in my future career. This makes studying more interesting and meaningful. The lecturers are supportive and knowledgeable, and they try to make the classes engaging. I also appreciate that the university provides opportunities related to work placements and career development, which is very important for gaining experience. As an international student from Bangladesh, I value how the course helps me build confidence and adapt to a new academic environment. It is helping me grow both academically and personally. One area that could be improved is tutor contact time, as sometimes it feels limited, especially when I need extra guidance. Also, more structured support for internships or placements would make the experience even better. Overall, I am satisfied with my course and feel that it is preparing me well for my future career.

My course has been a positive and valuable experience overall, combining both theoretical knowledge and practical learning. The course content is relevant and well-structured, helping me develop skills that are useful for future employment. The lecturers are generally supportive and knowledgeable, and they explain concepts clearly, although at times more tutor contact would be helpful for deeper understanding. I have also used career services such as CV support and guidance, which have been useful in preparing for job opportunities. While there are some opportunities for placements and internships, increasing these would further improve the course and better prepare students for the workplace. The best aspects of the course include the modern facilities, practical approach to learning, and supportive teaching staff. However, the course could be improved by offering more placement opportunities and increasing interaction time with tutors. Overall, it is a good course that provides a strong foundation for future career development.

in person not much contact with lectures

For my Sports Science and Coaching course, one of the best aspects is the practical, hands-on learning combined with the theory, as it makes the content engaging and directly applicable to real coaching and performance settings. The course is well-structured with a mix of in-person sessions and independent study, and there are good opportunities to develop skills through practical sessions, group work, and assessments that reflect real-world scenarios. Lecturers are generally approachable and supportive, providing helpful feedback and guidance when needed. However, one of the worst aspects is that contact hours can feel limited at times, meaning a lot of the learning relies on self-discipline and independent study, which can be challenging if support isn’t consistently available. Additionally, some sessions can feel more theory-heavy than expected for a practical course, and occasional timetable gaps or scheduling issues can make the week feel a bit unbalanced.

What I like most about living in Peverell Halls at the Clifton Campus is the strong sense of community, as it’s easy to meet people and socialise since everyone is close by and part of the same campus environment. The location is also really convenient for lectures, which makes daily life less stressful, and the surrounding green space gives it a more relaxed, campus feel compared to city living. The halls themselves are generally decent value for money, and having everything you need nearby, including facilities and study spaces, is a big plus. However, one of the downsides is that the rooms and facilities can feel a bit basic or outdated in places, and maintenance issues can sometimes take a while to be resolved. Additionally, being based at Clifton can feel slightly isolated from the city centre, especially if you want more variety in social life or nightlife, as it requires travelling in and out.