4,284 of reviews mentioning "Marketing"

Facilities are always kept neatly and cleaned regularly, the cafe however closes a bit too soon and the staff is not the most hospitable

The Students union is around to help students who need help

Always a joy to get involved with them as they are outgoing and bubbly

Work casually as an events steward

Part of Business Society

meeting my peers and uni mates

I have a placement coming up so I feel very good about my chances

live at home

Good for business students, lots of computers lab to work from and decent social space.

career related help.

Not done much since I've been there

Going to live music festivals and events.

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The range of topics we cover within the marketing area of work.

Already working part time in marketing

Live with my brother.

they are ok, they should improve the seats in the lecture halls though

24 hour library service, also laptops, mentoring schemes, and you can speak to lecturers during office hours to discuss coursework

i don't know what they do

spending time with my friends

i joined the business society, also the human resource management society and the economics society and the entrepreneurship society and the marketing society and the accounting and management society

learning about different fields within business, which will provide me a better understanding of how to analyse and run a potential business

very hard

i don't think it is good value for money, i'm gonna rent out privately next year

the lecturer's standard of of english should be improved, also more cashiers in the cafeteria, i don't like to wait for several minutes just for a cup of coffee in the morning especially when i have a seminar or lecture

borrowing laptops and 24 hour library service also university jobs such as student ambassador and talent bank

i dont know what they do

going to free gyms in parks which have all the equipment and i don't have to pay anything

i joined the accounting and marketing society and the economics society, also the mens tennis society as well as the swimming society and the anime society and film society and the marketing society the business society.

being able to learn about different subjects such as hr, marketing, finance, law, accounting, economics. also being able to tailor my module to what i want to study, i have the freedom to choose which ever subject i want

it is very difficult to get a job in my profession

i live at home, the student halls are expensive and not good values for money

campus has a nice historic feel to it, makes the campus feel prestigious, perhaps they could improve the gym as it is small and underequipped

students have their E-mentors who they can email if they have any problems

very nice SU and fun to get involved with

Like to go to the west end and enjoy the musical shows

part of debating society

learning about fascinating ways businesses market themselves

I think it will be difficult

live at home

University facilities are perfect, don't know what could be improved

The Campus VP helps students and is very friendly

they seem nice

I like to watch movies in my spare time

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the people on my course are friendly and come from diverse backgrounds so it is nice to feel welcomed.

Job prospects should improve once I Graduate with at least a 2:1 in my degree

live at home

The swiping-in machine, they never work when i try to swipe in or out of uni

one to one sessions with the lectures if you get stuck on an assignment

I'm not too sure what they do, never spoke to them

going out in the evening, there are a lot of different things happening during the night in London, such as events, sport, theater, activities and networking events

marketing society, business society, and the accounting management society

learning about the different markets in different countries and how to conduct business there. also the different cultures, and the need to tailor your product and marketing based on the different cultures and traditions

i already have a job lined up from the summer internship i did, they want me back once i complete my degree. but with someone without any experience it'll be very difficult, a degree alone will not be enough

I live at home, student accommodations are too expensive

they are good. i would like to see the timetable improved , it's is very imbalanced, i have seminars and lectures all day on a Tuesday, i finish at 9pm, and then the next day i start at 10 finish at 11.30 and then i have a 6 and a half hour break before i start again at 6pm again - it is a very bad timetable. although i have thursdays and fridays free, i would rather come in for 4 days and have my modules spread over 4 days uniformly

24 hour library service, laptops, career development centre, mentoring schemes

they are very helpful

spending time with my friends

i joined the business society, marketing society, also the entrepreneurship society. i am a member of swimming sports and the rowing snow sports society

learning about foreign markets and how they operate under the WTO and how bilateral trade has taken over and is a way of bypassing the WTO laws.

it is very difficult, especially without any experience

i rent a house with my friends in east london, which is cheaper than student halls

the university facilities have improved a lot from when i first started here especially the library and the podium area

i like the fact that the university provides new students FANS which is like a mentor for the first few weeks of their university life, they also provide mentors for first year students to support them with their studies

they are very good, they organize events and parties which are fun to attend

going out with my friends, there is a lot of thing you can do in london

i joined the entrepreneurship society, business society, and marketing society

learning how to start and run a business. also going to events and meeting other entrepreneurs and getting their advice and experience on how they started their own business

i haven't chosen what i want to do after i graduate, so i don't know how difficult it will be, but overall it is always difficult to get a job after uni because you have to compete with thousands of other graduates

i live at home with my parents

they are very good, they could improve the temperature in the classrooms, some of them are really cold and others are very warm

visits to lecturers during office hours to discuss assignments and exams, also 24 hour library service

i'm not sure what they actually do

going shopping

i joined the marekting society, business society and the isoc, and the swimming society and the yoga society

exploring different markets and what makes them so special to do business in or set up a business in. i like learning about the different strategies companies use to market their products in a foreign country, taking into consideration the laws, product, price, culture, economy and politics

it is really difficult, especially without any experience

i live at home because the student accommodations are too costly