4,284 of reviews mentioning "Marketing"

In class and classes are not too long

That place is great to live

It is taught in class with lectures, it has so far been good and I have enjoyed it

It’s very good the value of money just WiFi and management is very slow and inefficient

The course is also very practical and industry-focused. Modules often include real-life case studies, campaign analysis, and strategy development, which help bridge the gap between theory and real-world marketing practice. I also appreciate the approachability of lecturers. Most are supportive and responsive to emails, and they encourage discussion during seminars, which makes sessions engaging rather than purely lecture-based.

I don't like how unsafe it is. My package was stolen outside my court. The rider left it outside, and when I got home, I never found it. I reported the issue to security, and it took them two weeks to respond with no solution.

Good

I want to get a chance in an internship or placement or a mentoring program

Course can be a bit hard for someone where is not from here, as international student things were tough a lot of new styles of learning etc new methods etc

The course hours are good, but I think lecturers shouldn’t be back to back without a break

It’s great but it’d be good if a washing machine was included in the flats, university life is expensive as is, nevermind having to pay for washing and drying your clothes

I have had some amazing lectures and some lectures who really aren’t that good. It’s been a mixture !

I think less people sharing toilets and bathrooms

Business management and marketing

The course is engaging and covers a wide range of international business topics like strategy, marketing, and global management. The teaching style is a good balance of in-class learning and independent study, and lecturers are approachable and supportive. It has helped improve my understanding of how businesses operate across different countries and cultures. Improvement: The course could be improved by having more industry exposure. Guest speakers from international companies, networking events, or links with real businesses would make the learning more practical and help students understand how theories apply in real business situations.

What’s to love: Ipswich is a calm and affordable place for students compared to big cities. Everything is close by, so it’s easy to get around without spending much on travel. There are good transport links to London, so you can enjoy city life when you want and still live somewhere quieter. The town has shops, cafés, and the waterfront area which is nice for relaxing and socialising. What’s not so great: Ipswich can feel quite quiet at times, especially at night or on weekends if you’re used to busy cities. There aren’t as many nightlife or entertainment options as in larger student cities, so some students might find it a bit limited. More student-focused events and activities in the town would make it feel more lively.