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I enjoy Leeds Beckett and my course, the staff is really helpful, always available and will help you in anyway they can. As I am an international student, I think the university should provide a better support for us at the beginning. Concerning the city, it's easy to access, the taxis are really cheap and there are so many shops. The train station is at 10 min by walk from the Uni, it's easy to travel. The life is not expensive when you are a student, and there are so many student discounts everywhere in Leeds.
The library at the city campus is good but there are not enough places to study. It's really difficult to study during the exam periods, as it's full of students. The canteen is really too expensive for what you get.
The university provide lots of support available. There is a jobshop, student money advice and a disability service. The jobshop is really good because they helped me to find a job during my studies.
I have never really heard about the student union.
The city is absolutely amazing. Most of the restaurants, nightclubs, bars, shops have student discount. There is always something to do in the city centre.
I have joined the Marketing Society. I'm really disappointed about them, I have paid 5 pounds for this society and I have not been involved or informed about anything. They are useless.
My course is interesting. Most of the lectures are well explained but there is a huge amount of work to do at home.
The student accommodation are too expensive and many are not in the centre.
Coming at Leeds Beckett was a big change from college and moving home. But I have met lovely people and I have learnt a lot of news things about marketing and communication. I definitely recommend this University. The city is easy to access and many shops are available. However student accommodation are too expensive at Leeds.
There is a good cafeteria. Modern technology and furniture. The library is open 24h/24H.
They offer a good range of support. Such as student money advice, job shop, disability service.
I have not heard much about them but only from their website.
Shopping in Leeds is absolutely amazing.
I have not joined any but the range of different clubs and societies is good.
All lectures and tutors explain how to get the best of the course. Majority print off lecture notes to allow us to follow and make notes easier.
It depends on the degree level you have.
Too expensive for what I get. Compared to other peoples accommodation in other cities is better quality and cheaper.
I have really Loved it at Leeds and Leeds Beckett. It was a good experience for me. I have improved my English, met nice people from various countries and discovered the lovely place of United Kingdom and Leeds Beckett was also great.
The University Facilities are quite nice including the Library, Cafeteria, Student Hub, Online Portal, Classrooms, Lecture Theatres, etc. I do feel though that the wifi on campus can be improved.
The support for international students is really good and the staff are so helpful. But, I have taken financial support from outside the university.
I think that the Students' Union work really hard for the betterment of student. But, I don't know enough to have a real opinion of it.
The City of Leeds is beautiful and very interesting. I like to discover museum, the traditional bars or night clubs.
I wanted to join the association helping charity ( I don't remember the name ). I have a good opinion of the societies. They have organised some great events. But, I did not get the time to be a part of any of the associations.
The best thing about my course and lecturers is the continuous interaction with the class and the teacher. It is helpful in having a broader outlook of the modules.
The course that I have picked will surely help me. Studying abroad has allowed me to improve my English that will help me in getting a good job.
The University accommodation is alright. I do think personally that private accommodations are much cheaper, bigger and with better facilities.
Overall I think that the people are really nice here, I have made lots of friends and I am impressed with how nice the facilities are. I would recommend this university to others.
The facilities are clean and new, they need for chairs and tables for self study though.
I would say that the student union is fairy average, there is nothing spectacular about it.
My favourite thing to do in the city is the shopping.
I am not part of any of these, but they are a huge part of the attraction of Exeter.
The best thing about my course is the group presentations and the projects.
I am not sure yet how the job prospects will be for me in the future.
they are new and there are an adequate amount of rooms in each accommodation.
It's disappointing and not really worth it's price or the time invested.
We need more study spaces and more restaurants, overall the facilities are nice and modern.
Mainly, ignorant or even disturbing support in every way and case. They even make mistakes in important processes.
This isn't very important to me.
Dining and going to the quay are really enjoyable.
The clubs and societies are not interesting to post graduate students mostly.
The course includes very up to date examples, most of the students and professors are really into the topic.
I'm self employed and most of the job offers here are aiming at undergraduate students. It seems like they don't really care about post graduate students.
Not good, too small even though they call it 'sudios'. Heating isn't working properly. The bathroom needs a bigger toilet, kitchen and storage possibilities, they are all too small and it's way too expensive.
My overall experience has been very nice, it's very friendly and relaxing here.
The uni facilities are amazing, however it would be nice if there were more restaurants.
There is a lot of support whether that is in the gym, medical, or at the student information desk and career zone.
The student union is good.
I like to go out dining in the restaurants.
I have joined the cinema club, LGBTQ and Marketing. These are mostly for undergraduates. I don't feel very integrated within these groups.
The best thing about my course is the international learning environment, allowing the integration of international students.
It should be fine to get a job afterwards.
The accommodation is clean and functional, but a little bit small. Some features are not very well designed, and this could definitely be improved.
It's been okay. If I had known about how expensive and inaccessible this uni was, I probably wouldn't have gone, despite its higher ranking. There is an obvious distinction between race and class which is strange since the uni boasts about its diversity.
We need more microwaves, and free tea and more study space and plugs.
I don't see any impact they have made. Price of food is expensive. Not much integration between majorities and minorities and accommodation is expensive.
I rarely go out. It's difficult to get around because of the hills.
I have joined enactus Exeter, fashion society, the tab and Malaysian society.
I get to decide what I want to focus on. In the end, my degree is catered around my interests. Skills I learnt in my work placement.
Opportunities for international student to work in the UK are incredibly slim and the uni has done nothing to help them identify employers willing to hir us. This is unfair because many don't have good programmes for them at home.
At the moment, I am a student life mentor. This allos me to live in student accommodation at a discounted rate. Increasing prices in the next academic year should be stopped. It's clearly a rip off.
Could have been better. The divide between the locals and internationals is great, theres a lack of social cohesion. People are generally quite ignorant/ unaccepting of diversity.
There needs to be a lot more study space. It is always so packed.
There is good academic support.
International student body not well represented.
It's really nice to have dinners at Sunthemhay, and other places within the city.
I have joined International, ESV and Unicef Society.
I am not sure about my course yet.
It really is not that easy to find a job.
It has good facilities but it is overpriced due to the low supply and high demand.
Having a great time! Really liking my course. Students Union isn't very helpful though :( Enjoying the city- lots of activities and events going on in London.
Good experience, the best part of the course is they enhance employability and support services are amazing. Facilities are a bit gross, the food is terrible and they need to have more healthy options
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
Need to improve Sports activities
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