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Some really good lectures and enouugh effort and analysis is put in for us. However there is one really bad one where i get to see my lecturer only like twice a month which is annoying considering assignments and we need more help. I dont know what else goes on at uni as i live at home so i cant really speak on behalf of social clubs and events outside of UCA. All in all unis alright.

I think the university should try to do more in order to bring everyone together and create a better uni experience. I feel as if uni is lacking and inexperienced when it comes to promoting societies and social clubs to let others bond which in my eyes would be a big plus, I literally no one else apart from people on my course and i dont even know other people on my course. If we had more interactive events everyone would come together

Imagine or picture university life as a test where you would have to prove yourself and work hard to get to the highest point of your ambitious life. The prep for uni, started the day you started growing up slowly into the life of a teenager and are not so dependable on your parents anymore, your parents allow you some freedom where you can think for yourself and know what is best for you to some extend. Now once you start uni, though you are not fully adult in most cases (depends on the age you started) you have to do everything on your own; pay bills, provide for yourself and make sure you attend your lectures/classes and are up to date with assignments, because if you do not do it - lecturers and seminar leaders wouldn't really care unless it gets to a point that it has repeated too many times and something needs to be changed. I felt petrified just by the thought because I am somebody that still needs some supervision, I'd prefer somebody making sure I am making the right decision all the time.. but there isn't.

Because I was a late comer I didnt not get an accommodation on campus and therefore, had to look for one myself, I went on the university website and applied for student housing, I was happy that the university did have houses for me available off campus but really I would have preferred it if the university still had a place for me to live on campus. Unfortunately, they told me that if I was really keen on living on campus I would have to wait till October before, I could make another appeal - obviously that wouldn't have been possible since this would have meant that I have to live at home and come to uni from home every morning. Now that I have settled I am really pleased that I live off campus, the people I live with are friendly and we get along alot. Also the advantage of living off campus is the fact that next year (starting second year) you would need to live off campus anyways - I already have the experience and know how to budget my money, know the area I want to live in that is not too far away from uni campus and easy to get to by just walking.

I really like my university - love the course, university and the people around here are very friendly and welcoming. the Business aspects of my course is also very interesting as I get know a lot about how to produce reports and a spreadsheet for the business using formulas to calculate the profit they could be making and the profit they are making at the moment. The lecturers explained things in detail and started from scratch assuming we do not have any background knowledge based on the modules or course, this made it very easy for people who didnt know anything about it to catch up easily and those that did to get back to it by reminiscing and knowing how to apply their technical skills on the spreadsheets. University of Kent (Canterbury campus) is really nice especially in the summer when you walk to your lectures and see the country side from afar.

University a a a whole should be a good experience, i've had a great 1st year, but 2nd is awful. ive seen my tutor once over 3 weeks for him to say he hates our ideas. He clearly has his favourites ad speaks to us like children which i think in my books is very unprofessional. I wish we had some more one on one peer assessment from our tutors which would better defo better the course in my opinion

Really great uni with so many facilities! Accommodation is brilliant, and well priced in comparison to other unis. With Liverpool 30 minutes away on the train, the nightlife is good and you will always have a fab night in Liverpool. The staff are really friendly and always willing to help you out.

My product design course gives me everything I need; artists, contextual influences, work experience.. I enjoy working across all the different levels with other students, and find that this encourages me to give an example to them about how their work should be presented. If I don't go into teaching product design, I expect I'll go into marketing. The technicians in the workshops are the unsung heroes of the university, they know everything there is to know, and are willing to help you whenever you need it, give them a visit if ever you're stuck for ideas.

This is a well located university in a central area with great facilities and brilliant lecturers. I hope that i will get a job after my undergraduation.

I liked this university because of its awsome location, everything is just few minutes walk from its location. Tower Bridge, Tate modern, Imperial War Museum and many other famous locations are just few minutes walk from its location, moreover some teachers are brilliant and some are not good but overall its average.