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The lectures are fun and engaging and the equipment we use is a very high standard

The halls were only a 10-15min walk from lectures and were overall good

I personally love placement, I think we are usually well prepared to do well in our practical exams through labs/simulations and helpful advice. Link tutors are very helpful and will always respond too

Really good lecturers, but then also lecturers who are hard to follow along. Content is informative and establishes a good foundation for Engineering, ensuring once you finish this course, you can leave confident knowing you can accomplish any Engineering project - so long as one is confident (University can help with that too).

Since I'm doing a post graduate program, the study material is quite difficult, especially in the beginning, but the lecturers and leaders provide immense support. There are online classes and in-class learning for different modules. There's a lot of group activities during class to make sure everyone can be equally involved.

The rooms, though small, are perfectly equipped with everything a student would need. It is clean and private, with all the necessary amenities. However, I do find it to be a bit more pricier than what one would expect.

The program views practical learning with the highest regard. Over the two years of the course, each full-time student is required to complete two placements --one for each year. Unfortunately, the placement team and program leaders work only part-time, so contacting them about small or large issues can take up to months. If they don't reply by Tuesday, the student must wait until Monday or next week for a potential answer --not a guaranteed one. In-class lectures are interesting, but they fall short of really preparing for placement. The program argues that's why the placement is there --for practical learning.

I would not recommend living in halls. I have experienced multiple issues and an astounding lack of urgency when dealing with these issues. The most pressing example is an unknown, ongoing smell of sewage throughout the entire flat for at least a month. Someone from the Accommodation office experienced it firsthand and said, "[It] smells absolutely disgusting. I will immediately escalate the issue." And never did. Another MAJOR complaint I have is that laundry is daylight robbery at De Havilland accommodation. The prices are much higher than on College Lane. Students already paying for accommodation now have to pay for laundry services HIGHER than their College Lane counterparts for no particular reason.

The teaching sessions are informative and provide a good understanding of different topics related to Project Management. I enjoy learning through classroom discussions, group activities and practical examples. The course content is useful for developing my knowledge, communication skills, teamwork and problem-solving abilities. The best aspect of my course is that the lectures are supportive, friendly and helpful. Overall, I am satisfied with my course and appreciate the support from the lectures and University. I believe this course will help me develop the skills and knowledge needed for my future career.

Combined 1st and 2nd years makes it feel like ive only just started doing pharmacology in my 3rd year. Teaching methods are mostly good apart from the odd lecturer but I think that will the the case at most unis

Structure could be better with some company visits. Too much overlap of contents between different modules.

i love that we have labs and get to have hands on experience with machines. I wish there were more opportunities for different lectures

Some lecturers either work from home or are rarely in the Uni so if i need help i have to resort to AI or my peers to help me understand a topic. Some lecturers would just read words off a screen and often it feels like i’m just teaching the topic to myself.

The Location was amazing becuase it was a five minute walk away from my lecture hall. I made amazing friends and it was a blast living on campus but since the room was so small i’d barely have room to wash my hair in the shower and it was really cramped. When showering the whole bathroom would flood because there was no division between the shower area and the rest of the toilet. Have a shared kitchen was sometimes a mess too because of the people i lived with but it’s so easy to focus on the negatives when in reality the positives outweigh them and had a greater impact on me.