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Class all together
library is dingey and the seats are uncomfortable, cant sit for long periods of time without your back hurting.
Studying Business and Marketing as a postgraduate international student at Bangor University. I've enjoyed how personal and grounded the learning experience feels. Lecturers know you, remember your contributions, and actually drive discussion, especially if you bring in examples from, say, your home country or past work. That's been really valuable for marketing where context and culture matter. Frankly, this course's practicality has been valuable. Modules emphasize practical application, case studies, presentations, and strategy assignments reflecting real-world business scenarios. Bangor has been a calm and welcoming place to study beyond academics. Coming from abroad, that slower pace aided assimilation and focus, fostering confidence within a diverse student body. What could improve is the student union interaction with students. I have not felt there impact within me, although they might be fighting for the rights of the students at the back stage. The students union should be more involved in student affairs. They should connect better.
I love socialising and having my the opportunity to go work with people.
The University of Strathclyde does so much to make sure that their students have the most academically and socially fulfilling time throughout university. Not only are the facilities located perfectly in the centre of town, but they are all brand new. The Strath Sport building boasts several large gym halls, a newly renovated gym, Squash courts, Badminton courts, Dance Studio, Swimming Pool, and a sauna. The library and students union have plenty of spaces for students to enjoy quiet study time. The university also has a huge array of clubs and societies that any student at the university can join. They host welcome fairs and sports fairs to encourage new students to come along. In terms of staff, my lecturers are all extremely respondent and helpful. Staff go out of their way to check up on students and aid them to the best of their ability.
Best Aspects: The best part of studying at University of Strathclyde Business School has been the strong focus on practical, career-ready learning. The coursework links theory directly to real business problems through group projects, case studies, and presentations, which has helped me build confidence, teamwork skills, and commercial awareness. The Careers Service and employer engagement are also standout, with workshops, networking events, and internships that genuinely support students in preparing for competitive industries. The campus location in Glasgow is another big plus, making it easy to balance academic life with work opportunities and student activities. Worst aspects / areas for improvement: At times, deadlines across different modules can cluster together, which makes workload management challenging during peak periods. I also think there could be more consistency across modules in terms of assessment guidance and feedback timelines. Improving coordination between departments and offering even more structured support for first- and second-year students exploring career paths would make the experience even stronger.
The place and the people here are very polite and supportive.
Good university for students
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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 ...
