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The best aspects for my course was I had blended learning when I came to Berlin . Due to Covid its shifed to online I was worried how will be studies and it will affect my studies or not . But I never faced any difficulty and I really like the online pattern of Arden University and course content was so easy to adapt and content for each module is really helping me to adapt new skills and you can directly apply this skills while you have your internship in your prospective field . The hours behind each module is so perfect that we can have part time jobs and can earn at least to cover monthly costs. At Arden we have lecture on 2 days and rest of 5 days you can work 20 hours 4 hours each day which is allowed by international student when coming to germany. Arden university has a proper systematic way to connect with module tutor regarding lecture and support . Whenever a new module is released for students on online platform and offline . We can see the lecture name and email id on online platform and for offline we get an email for the respective module teacher. That really helpful to every student to have their doubts directly solve by their respective module . At last I want to add on it I got covid positive in the month of April. I had my module going on. So I told my professor that I have this major problem going on in my life. They directly told me you dont need to come for the lecture and dont worry sobut your submission i will forward all your request to student support team. And on the next day i received support from student team that dont worry take rest and if you need anything and which is needful to you. Just contact us will help you in your difficult time. Every university has pros and cons. So I want to described some which I have heard from my fellow classmates that sometimes they have issues with login, sometimes while receiving the online link, sometimes with the results and all stuff regarding module and accesing to the online library and unitu platform. But not the least Arden University is taking care of each problem that students are facing and helping them in each and every situation and they are trying to overcome the problem and giving 100 % results.

Everything is quite good. Sometimes recording sessions were late. Might be good internet connections. Anyhow, it's pretty much good.

Location is amazing. Tutors are good and a lot more to learn in studies.

As i have earlier said teacher's here took examples from our daily life which make it easier for us to understand course in really depth. I was never a academic student and i never had interest in studying. But at the present time i can say is that in this 1 year i have learned alot of things from my course just like how daily things can be related to your course . I got better vision to understand things because of this coirse and my teachers. They were the one who gave us example which can be so much easy to understand and it's applicable on daily life basis. I never thought study is so much better when it related to daily life examples . I have studied most of my course online and the one thing i really about of online lecture was that you always felt like you were engaging in study really well and you can even understand what other people are explaining or asking. While i starting attending lectures in class i believe it changed my whole perspective of how i see my course in online class. It is much understand and you can even get deep knowledge of your course when you start attending in class. No doubt the online lectures were good but personally i believe in class are much much better than that . You can ask your teacher in more detail if you feel shy while online. Lecturers are really warm and welcoming. You can see how much great efforts they put on lectures so that we can understand it better and get good knowledge of course . I would say east or west university of Gloucestershire is the best . Believe me I'm saying it as an international student

University of Gloucestershire is placed at very renowned place . I love how sophisticated that location is . You get alot of work opportunities in Gloucester and Cheltenham spa. If you guys want to have proper experience of living in british city then you guys should probably go for these . I love the structure of how beautiful Gloucester and Cheltenham spa is built

I love my course and all of the content. All of the content is easily relatable and if I am ever stuck or unsure on anything I know my tutors will be there to ensure I am confident! There is a huge variation of placements which you can find on the MyGlos app (which is amazing and very useful) and you can also see them (as well as part-time jobs) in the weekly newsletter which is sent out.

First year was all online, however this was due to COVID and certain restrictions so was understandable at the time. Second year has been great. I really like the blended learning with the balance between online and in-class sessions being great. The contact hours are enough as they allow me to study alongside my classes, as well as giving me free time.

No big supermarkets around, so hard to get deals on food, which is a pain for students looking to budget.

Not the best halls at NTU, need some work doing, but okay for the price. Location is bad and far from the university.

The best aspects is that it’s all on campus now as I think I learn better on campus than online. Contact with lecturers is a good amount of time. I enjoy the modules currently

I love my course as I am intrested in business and marketing and have a marketing head. Also the lectures are a reasonable length of time usually 1hour 30 minutes and its the right amount of content and very interactive like a kahoot quiz at the end of the course which I love as it gets you engaging and you feel satisfied after the lecture compared to just getting lectered at.

Best, developing new skills I hadn’t thought about before is a huge positive Worst, I’d say there needs to be more contact hours on my course and discipline regarding messing around in lectures and seminars

Online learning. Supportive lecturers who alleviate the disadvantages coming with online learning and cares about learning outcomes

I do BA Hons Humanities and Social Sciences (specifically Spanish and Marketing), which basically allows you to do a joint degree in whatever you’d like. I think pros are being able to do more than one degree in what feels like one package. I’m quite indecisive so I couldn’t choose between Spanish and marketing, so having the opportunity to do both was a blessing in disguise. Also, because they’re technically two different subjects, you get to make your own timetable (apart from maybe 1 or 2 classes that have their own set time). This allowed me to make sure that I chose as many afternoon classes as possible when I signed up for tutorials and lectures, because I absolutely am not a morning person. I say the cons are the electives. Having to buy a book for, study for and attend lectures and tutorials for a subject you know you won’t use in the future and are going to drop in a couple months time is really demotivating. Especially if that particular subject you’ve chosen as an elective is difficult or has a high workload.

I’m a black British student from England coming to Glasgow and - although there aren’t many black people at all - there are still plenty of opportunities to meet new people in general. There’s plenty of really cool clubs (my favourites so far are Garage, Bamboo and Kokomo) that are very uni student friendly, with club nights ranging from bouncy castles to drinks that cost £1. The music they play in the clubs I like are really hype and everybody is really high energy, it’s invigorating. I like the food here as well. Down where I used to live in England, there wasn’t much apart from fast food, but here there’s a lot of Asian restaurants and shops. I tried teriyaki chicken for the first time, tikka masala, char siu bao and more - and I loved all of them. Although some restaurants are expensive, there are places like Mikaku that have really good pricing. Also, Glasgow is a very walkable city. There’s public transport yes - and inner city train and plenty of bus stops to boot - but you could very easily walk your way to anywhere you’d need to be without breaking a sweat. The shops look quite aesthetic and when you walk down the main high street you’ll often hear people singing or playing instruments or you’ll see street performers everywhere. All in all, it’s a really fun place to be!