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Fun projects and course units, lectururs are lovely and help a lot. Could have access to more resources like adobe and free ai tools

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Suits everyone

I think it’s all good

Lecturers that seem uninterested All lectures being in person - would be good for some to be in person especially travelling in for 1

Business management is quite a general course, a good choice for wanting to keep your options open. The different modules I’ve studied has definitely helped me learn what specific aspects of business I am more interested in and what I want to avoid. Although it’s helped me figure out I’m more interested in marketing I still have to finish of accounting which is annoying but I’m glad to have a good base of knowledge on all forms of business.

I definitely didn’t get lucky in university halls, staying in a very small room with a tiny bed and bathroom. However, I don’t think that really matters because it’s part of the university experience and you also have your freedom at the same time. It was quite fun to suffer together with everyone else in the same accommodation and it was also very cheap which you can’t really complain about.

There could be a better focus on the irl teaching.

It could be a lot more affordable considering what is offered. Kitchens need to be better equipped to fit the needs of 8 busy students.

My course is providing me strong practical knowledge and the university offers excellent academic support

Sometimes the content isn’t in lectures and seminars isnt focused enough on our assignment. I find I often have to ask other lecturers from other modules for help even though they don’t teach on it.

Good value, maintenance are quick and effective

The MSc International Business Management course has been a valuable and well-structured learning experience. One of the best aspects of the course is the quality of teaching and the blended learning approach, which combines in-class lectures, interactive discussions, group work, and online learning materials. This balance makes the course flexible while still allowing strong face-to-face engagement. The lecturers are highly knowledgeable, approachable, and supportive, and they maintain regular contact with students, offering clear guidance on assignments, feedback, and academic expectations. Course content is relevant, up to date, and focused on real-world business practices, covering areas such as global strategy, leadership, marketing, and international trade, which is especially beneficial for students aiming for international careers. The course hours are well organised, allowing enough time for independent study, research, and personal development. As an international student, I also appreciate the inclusive classroom environment, where diverse perspectives are encouraged and valued, making discussions more engaging and globally relevant. One of the more challenging aspects of the course is the intensity of deadlines, as multiple assignments can sometimes overlap, requiring strong time management skills. Additionally, while teaching support is excellent, the course could be further improved by including more industry guest lectures, live case studies, and practical exposure to UK and global business environments. Overall, the strengths of the MSc International Business Management course clearly outweigh the challenges, and it provides a solid academic foundation, practical knowledge, and confidence for future professional growth.

What I like most about the university halls is that they provide a safe, comfortable, and convenient living environment, especially for students who are new to the UK. The halls are well located, making it easy to access campus facilities, public transport, shops, and essential services. The rooms are generally clean and functional, with good basic amenities that support student life, and the utilities included in the rent make budgeting more manageable, which is important for international students. The halls also offer a good sense of community, allowing students from different cultures and backgrounds to connect and socialise. What I like least is that, while the halls offer good value for money overall, some facilities could be improved or modernised further, and shared spaces can occasionally become busy or noisy during peak times. Additionally, clearer communication regarding maintenance and faster response times in certain situations would enhance the overall living experience.