4,284 of reviews mentioning "Marketing"

Best place to lear something new

Good course content and teaching quality, lots of support. However it lacks contact time with tutors and on campus teaching (I am in 1 and a half days a week in third year)

I wanted to express my sincere appreciation for the lecturers. They are exceptionally good at providing prompt responses to inquiries. Furthermore, their explanations are consistently clear and thorough, both in online sessions and during in-person classes. This level of dedication significantly enhances the learning experience. Thank you for their excellent guidance and support.

We have a mix of Tutorials and Lectures called Lectorials, they are really helpful as you learn, whilst getting hands on with activities.

Good

It’s good. But transportation good be better

The lecturers are brilliant, i enjoy my course

The rent for a studio is very reasonable, and the staff are always very attentive to issues

Teaching staff on the whole are kind and inspiring role models, who go out of their way for student success, and in my experience, in the business school, I feel like all of them want us to succeed. My main criticism would be the limited options for blended/online learning. My school is quite strict on no online learning, which hurts student engagement - for example, my friend had surgery on her foot, and she couldn't drive to university, but she was not allowed to engage from her accommodation. Bangor is hilly, windy, and often has typical Welsh weather - teaching groups see a noticeable drop in numbers when the weather is bad/cold or it's a seminar over a lecture - so the decision to have 0 online engagement is nonsensical. We have a building for the business school, but I was only timetabled there in my first year, and other than being home to lecturer's offices/classrooms, it doesn't provide anything in the way of resources/materials related to the subject, or study spaces. We're getting a new business school in 2027... after I graduate. I also wish there could be a more coherent flow in modules - randomly having a marketing module in semester 2 of 2nd year when my degree is in management & HRM was very confusing and disruptive.

St Mary's is situated on a notoriously awful hill - awful to walk, awful to drive. The only location points I can give are the fact that the village is so secluded, we don't get noise from the town/passers by. What also helps is that there is an on-site gym, laundry room, shop, and social spaces - due to budget cuts, the shop has reduced opening hours, which is a real shame. I love my room - I have a double bed, a big desk, and a shower with a shower door (yes this is relevant, the other halls of residence the uni has only has single beds and no shower doors.) Broadly speaking the internet is reliable, there are very occasional blips. My main point of contention with halls is maintenance - the request system is incredibly dated, and sometimes it takes multiple reports to get them to resolve issues. Every year, the price creeps up, but it's clear they're trying to make it value for money, with the addition of a free wash and dry per week. Our halls also includes free gym membership to both the fitness room on site, as well as the proper other gym, which makes it better value for money. The site is incredibly safe, with 24 hour mentoring, security, or halls office.

I am getting a lot of knowledge from course

On the positive side, the subject provides practical, versatile skills that are highly sought after in almost every industry, including communication, strategy, consumer behaviour, digital marketing, and analytics. It opens doors to a wide variety of careers and gives students opportunities to work on real-world projects, internships, and entrepreneurial ideas. The field is also fast-paced and creative, which appeals to students who enjoy problem-solving and innovation. However, there are also downsides: Business and Marketing can be highly competitive, both academically and in the job market, and because trends change quickly, the subject requires constant learning to stay relevant, especially in digital and social media marketing. Some modules may feel broad or theoretical, and success often depends on building strong experience through placements or extracurricular projects. Overall, it’s a rewarding path for students who are adaptable, creative, and ready to engage actively with their learning and future career development

I find it extremely expensive to pay that price for university and have six hours of classes per week. I didn't learn much, even though I had some teachers I really liked; others were really borderline. On the other hand, I really like the fact that there are tutorials where you're in small groups, so it's easy to participate. That's very cool.

It was said that London was 20mts from university, it’s actually 1h.

It was the worst experience of my life. I have never lived in such a dirty place, with old furniture and an old room that has not been renovated. I got sick because of the cleanliness of the place. The doctor clearly told me that was the reason. I've been contacting the people in charge of my rental for several months, but they refuse to let me leave. I think it's downright abusive and they're taking advantage of the fact that I'm an international student. It's been a very bad experience.