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The best is the social events and different programmes and opportunities. The worst is the travel expenses.
I am pleased with the university overall. The instructors are available and happy to help. While the staff are okay (most are quite helpful and friendly)- they need to write emails in a nicer manner and avoid taking months to reply.
Best: - I love living on campus and seeing all the people I am fiends with every day. It feels a bit like a cartoon where the character says hello to everyone every morning. I just love that community feeling. - I love my classes and how they are taught. - I love how supportive and challenging my teachers are by encouraging to look at alternative views and their feedback is so helpful. Worst: - People in accommodations can be very difficult as they tend to be rude and noise is a problem. - I don't like how much building work there is on campus. I understand it needs to be done but I feel like a lot of the work that gets done in my accommodation is unnecessary like the changing of lightbulbs to make the corridor darker or the painting of door frames.
All great except lack of competent IT softwares.
for my department, we have very good lecturers from all over the world with a range of experience, they're very friendly and really want to help, because of the diversity of the staff, you will always find someone you either vibe with or is super helpful in a specific problem you have, they're really down to earth. Theres always things to improve on, the most notable of which is just the types of study spaces, though the workaround is just walking into any random room in a building that isn't being used, and that solves the issues i have with the library etc, there are printers everywhere and yeah, not much to complain about Except one thing though, if each lecturer had the same way they set up their QMPLUS that would be good, as some lecturers have very well organised and informative QMPLUS pages while others do not, just so you know the QMPLUS page is where you can find all your lecture recordings, tutorial problems, semester plan and other info on the course,
I am a PhD student so a lot of the things aren't really relevant for me. But I don't really like the campus (appearances)... Although facility wise, I am happy.
It provides an awesome environment and it is multicultural university which makes it unique. For residences, university should have more residences for PhD students so that students can take benefit from it.
I think its fine, but there is always room for improvement
There is diversity and inclusion. However, more student facilities could be made available at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies.
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