4,284 of reviews mentioning "Marketing"

Course was majorly online with in person seminars for some modules they weren’t worth attending so most of the course could be done from home. Most lecturers were really good with answering questions and help with preparation for assignments.

Good location pretty decent storage it was the one of the cheapest accommodations however the common rooms could have improved in terms of quality of furniture and working equipment.

Aston is an amazing place to study with support for every student. The professors are highly experienced and helpful.

I lived in Mary Sturge Residences which is one of the Unite Students accommodations. I loved my room and the location. Just 2 minutes walk to the main building, its just amazing

The course has been really helpful, I have seen the other side of digital marketing.

Flexible and interactive.

Barely any 1-1 contact with the lectures

Showers were never hot but the location was great

Best experience. The flexibility in teaching style. Worst. Too many changes of tutors for a particular module.

The research course is a bit tedious but I enjoy the practical ones so much. Quite explanatory and well thought.

Best: Extra curricular opportunities Improvements: Better marketing for these opportunities

Best: teachers have a lot of experience in their fields, assignments and group projects encourage us to engage with the content of the class and research further, they also connect us with other teachers to infuse variety in the content of the module. Worst: the module is a combination with online lectures and workshops, but I don't see the point in having online lectures when, as an international student, are already staying here. Would be nicer if we would receive these lectures in an actual classroom in which we could as well interact with the module leader in a more personal manner.

Best: there's an Aldi and Tesco nearby, which is very helpful for grocery shopping. Also Leamington Spa and Coventry are 20 mins away, where you can hang out with friends, go clubbing and have dinner in nice restaurants. Public transport is clean, safe and usually on time. Location feels safe. Worst: I don't feel there's a lot of diversity, since university is admitting a lot of Asian students and only 10 or 20% are from other countries and because of this, a lot of food options are asian oriented, leaving just a few places to try different food options. You can see diversity when you visit other places in Leamington, Coventry or Birmingham, which is also a nice opportunity to tourist around and feel more of the British culture. Regarding graduate opportunities, there are not a lot of employers who actually sponsor visas, and even in the application page, they say that if you hold a graduate visa, they won't hire you, which is discouraging for us students.

Best: location is near the school, feels safe, well preserved and maintenance is done regularly. The residence hub is always there to help and they organize events to encourage you to bond with other students who also live nearby. Rooms are well equipped, problems are quickly solved and personnel is cordial. Worst: fire alarms sound every week at 9am in the morning and I find it a bit obnoxious since it's every week non stop (i dont see the need in doing this so often) and I believe they could do this at a more appropriate hour, probably In the afternoon).

Engaging lectures.