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4.04.23.61071 Student reviews
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First gen student
What I like most is that the teachers are very forthcoming, the timetable takes mental health into consideration and has thus less contact time. The Moduls are not difficult, sometimes demanding but not difficult, we have many excursions and site visits and learn many programs that will be useful in our professional life. What I don’t like is that buildings are far away from each other, rooms sometimes switch without us getting informed (happens maybe 4 times per semester) and the internet connection, be it mobile or WiFi is sometimes not available, good or restrictive on going to social media (it’s no problem 95% of the time, but when it’s an issue it’s very noticeable)
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Improving the visibility and targeted promotion of sports opportunities for international students could enhance participation, support integration, and contribute to a more inclusive student experience. Accessing financial support services appears to be challenging for students, which may contribute to increased stress. Greater availability of in-person support staff could improve accessibility compared to reliance on email or phone communication. For alumni progressing to postgraduate study, increasing scholarship support beyond the current 25%—potentially up to 50%—could better reflect the higher financial burden on international students while strengthening alumni retention and postgraduate enrolment. Enhancing clarity in instruction and strengthening student–lecturer collaboration could improve overall module performance.
When assignment briefs are introduced, providing dedicated support sessions would help students better understand expectations and work towards higher grades.
In larger lecture halls, improving audio quality through enhanced sound systems or microphone use could help ensure all students can clearly follow lectures, particularly in high-attendance sessions. Restricting access to lecture halls until the lecturer arrives may lead to unnecessary delays and crowding. Enabling early entry through student card access could enhance overall time management and student experience.