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Previous knowledge affected the first few weeks as it’s somewhat a recap

Everything is okay, you get what you paid for

Couse is fun and straightforward. Not much pressure, the best part is it offers real life content and experiences. adding activities and student engagement will make it even better

The lecturers and seminars are nice. Some modules can be improved by being more engaging.

It’s really nice and safe, although it can be noisy late at night.

Most lecturers are knowledgeable, approachable, and willing to help. Their enthusiasm for the subject makes learning more enjoyable. Sometimes deadlines cluster too closely together. Spreading assessments across the semester would reduce stress and improve the quality of submissions.

Interesting lectures

Location is great, located at city center . The wifi is bad tho

In my business management and marketing course, the content is well taught and receive valuable resources by CIM. In terms of course hours and contact with lecturers, it is a convenient way to learn and study independently. If we have any doubts, our questions / enquiries are answered as soon as possible. What I dislike is the lack of communication between students during the seminars. The lecturers should encourage students to interact and engage with the module whether that is by activities such as group discussions, mini tests to recall what it’s been learned, and group debates.

i love the business school. my tutor does not reply to my emails

such good location. hated when the price went up

Availability of lecturers has been good. Course content (as of first semesters) has left some to be desired. I touched on this point in my last comment. Some lecturers do not have a teaching style that is congruent with their style of assessment and this has made for a stressful style of work.

I have around 10 hours of in-person teaching each week, with the option to attend additional support lectures and arrange one-to-one meetings with tutors or lecturers for further guidance. The rest of the week is dedicated to independent study.

In my first year, I lived in Wallscourt Houses on the Frenchay Campus. There were 12 of us in the house, and the shared communal areas, such as the kitchen and living space, were spacious enough for everyone. We were provided with all the essential facilities to help maintain both the communal areas and our individual rooms. We were also fortunate to have cleaners visit once a week to ensure everything remained clean and sanitary. I shared a bathroom with one other person, and there was plenty of space for both of our belongings. The house was modern, all appliances worked well and the maintenance team was always on hand to provide help when needed.

Very good overall