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The worst part are my flatmates and the distance from town and cost of transport and the best part is the freedom
Bolton public library is amazing. Easy access to student services, fun events, and the library and campus is great, open after hours. I’ve personally found my course isn’t the most organised, but otherwise I am loving it.
Best: Lecturers are very supportive! Worst: It would be great if the uni was more close to the city centre so that grocery shoppings and other logistics would be more convenient.
The best experience was leaving. The worst experience was everything else. No support if you need reasonable adjustments. when you do decide to withdraw because of the treatment, you’ll receive bills from the incomes team on 3 separate occasions over the course of 8 months asking for immediate payment only for it to turn out that they didn’t update their systems and when you ask for an apology, they don’t do it.
Best aspects : One of the best things about studying at the University of Kent is the diverse and friendly environment. Students from many different countries study here, which makes it easy to learn about different cultures and make new friends. The campus is beautiful and peaceful, and the facilities like the library and study spaces are very helpful for students. Worst aspects / Improvements: Sometimes it can be difficult to find available study spaces during busy periods, and some services could respond faster to student queries. Improving the availability of study areas and speeding up student support services would make the experience even better.
It’s very welcoming!
Studying at UWE Bristol is a great experience because the lecturers are supportive and the learning environment is welcoming. The university also has good study facilities and a diverse student community, which makes it easy to meet people from different backgrounds. One thing that could be improved is faster and more detailed feedback on assignments. More career support and internship opportunities would also help students gain practical experience.
It’s geographically a wonderful campus, really beautiful and green! I find there to be a student support team for just about any need I may have, which is extremely efficient and supportive :) I enjoy the course material a lot and do think it could do with a more diverse staff facility, but the topics are engaging and interesting all the same! I love studying here
Coming from India, the decision to move to the UK for my Masters was something I thought about for a long time. It's a huge step financially, emotionally, everything. You second guess yourself constantly. But honestly, choosing the University of Kent for my MSc in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management is something I will never stop being grateful for. I remember landing and thinking okay, is this actually going to be worth it? Within the first few weeks, that question answered itself. The campus is gorgeous, Canterbury is such a lovely city to actually live in, and getting to London in an hour whenever I needed a break from studying became one of my favourite things about being here. The course itself is brilliant. Really practical, globally focused, and the lecturers actually have real industry experience which makes such a difference. It's not just theory, you come out feeling like you actually understand how global supply chains work in the real world. But what got me most was how looked after I felt. As an Indian student so far from home, there are days that are just hard. Missing family, adjusting to a new culture, managing everything alone. Kent's support system is genuinely there for you not just on paper. People check in, people care, and that means everything when you're thousands of miles from home. I came to Kent for a degree and I'm leaving with so much more than that. If you're sitting anywhere right now wondering whether to take the leap — take it, because Kent is worth every bit of it.
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
PROS - The university has been absolutely stellar at providing opportunities to those who put in that extra effort. - Support, particularly the maths gym provided by the uni for ...
