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The best aspects are the amount and quality of facilities. It truly amazes me every single time I step into the STV and see the equipment and also the amount of classes I am able to sign up for. The actual campus and city is absolutely gorgeous and I feel so safe walking around it every single day. I am not much of a going out person and so staying in is more for me and I do love it and find it very cosy and comfortable. The only thing is, which I am aware probably cannot be solved is the fact that when I am trying to fall asleep, the area between the quads and solsbury court is like an echo chamber. Anyone who says anything is carried straight through the window and it is not the worst thing ever but just difficult to get a good night sleep.
best: real life situation while studying worst: some accommodation is mouldy
The university is unexpectedly provide a lot of support and opportunities for personal development, gain relevant experience and so much more. The lecturers and staff I’ve encountered are so nice and gentle. I really like to talk with them and being in their classes. One con I would say about the uni is that it lack of opportunity for diverse courses to plan and execute a big event for social and build connections to the public, which I can see this a lot in Malaysia’s universities but not here.
Amazing professional development opportunities but the union lacks accessibility and marketing.
Studying Fashion Business & Management at Manchester Metropolitan University has been one of the most inspiring experiences of my academic journey. The course provides a perfect balance between creativity and business, allowing students to understand how the fashion industry truly operates — from brand strategy and marketing to sustainability and innovation. The tutors are incredibly supportive, and the industry-focused projects make learning practical and exciting. I’ve especially enjoyed the opportunities to collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds, which really reflects the global nature of fashion today. However, one area that could be improved is creating more inclusive opportunities for students with disabilities — whether through adapted workshops, accessible internships, or awareness campaigns that encourage equal participation. Just as the Paralympics celebrate talent and determination regardless of physical ability, the university could celebrate and support creative potential in all its forms. Encouraging inclusivity in fashion education doesn’t just help individuals — it strengthens the industry as a whole.
Best aspects I would say was how easy it was to get to know people and socialise. Like within the first couple days there were so many social activities and societies I could join to make friends. I also was able to join the basketball team which made it more fun. Worst aspect I would say is probably just commuting to the university other than that I have nothing bad to say.
The best aspect is how accessible societies are and how you can vary your commitment depending on how devoted you feel to that specific society. I think the resources of the University is fantastic and its very easy to meet and interact with new people. The worst aspect of my uni experience is probably the fact that there isn't a lot of variety within the campus and the liveliness really dies down around winter.
Overall great experience
Best aspects: One of the best parts of my university experience has been the supportive learning environment and approachable lecturers. I’ve enjoyed the diversity of students and the opportunity to work in group projects that helped me develop both academic and communication skills. The university also provides great facilities and resources that make studying more effective and enjoyable. Worst aspects: The main challenges I’ve faced are occasional issues with communication and delays in resolving administrative or technical problems, such as attendance or Wi-Fi issues. At times, it has also been difficult to get quick responses from certain departments when support was needed.
No need for improvement
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
PROS - The university has been absolutely stellar at providing opportunities to those who put in that extra effort. - Support, particularly the maths gym provided by the uni for ...
