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it's been good, would be better if i could understand what my lecturers say during lectures
they are very good, although they should employ lecturers who speak better english
not a lot, although the library is open for 24 hours, also students are able to borrow laptops from the uni.
they are good
going out with my friends for a night out
i joined business society, also the marketing society and the entrepreneurship society. also i joined the muay thai society and the boxing society and the debating society
learning about different country's economic state and whether it is conducive to trade with them, how culture has a huge impact on whether a company is successful or not when entering a foreign market
not too sure
i live at home because it's just too expensive and not worth it
Its been ok so far, but the modules I've done are general so haven't really done any proper marketing modules yet.
More computers in the labs that actually work.
How to reference your work properly
They've hardly done anything apart from putting posters up for random events
Going shopping with friends
Marketing
Having different groups/classes for each module
Not easy
n/a
Its been good fun, met some truly great people.
More social areas for students to relax
Help with university assignments
They are quite good, help with student problems
Having fun with friends. and going to watch films around different cinemas
Business
Having long deadlines to work on assignments, and working in large groups. This helps split big projects into parts
Very tough, I know many recent graduates who have struggled to find work in their degrees
N/a
Its been good, I've made friends with people from all over the world
They are ok, have already been improved quite recently.
You can meet yout tutors to get help on modules outside of learning time provided youve booked an meeting with them.
They're pretty good
Going shopping with friends.
Have not formally joined any societies.
Working with people from all over the world.
Already have a part time job, but to get one in marketing may be difficult to start with.
At home with parents.
it's been good, better as the years have gone by
it's improved a lot from when i first came they revamped my campus and its better than it was before and they improved the library as well. the computers in the IT labs should be improved, they are out of old.
they provide laptops to take home for the night which is nice , it's especially useful if you have a deadline come up for an assignment.
they are very good, very nice people and they help you anytime you ask
playing football on the weekends, there's so many facilities and parks where me and my friends can go and have a game.
I play for the university football b team
The best thing about my course was being able to go on a year long placement to Germany and work there at a marketing firm
very difficult
I rent out a house with my friends in north London, because the university accommodation is expensive for me.
it's been good so far
the standard of English of teachers could improve
24 hour library service, careers development consultants and beinf able to borrow laptops
i don't know what they do
Going out with my friends, there's a lot of places in London to have fun
i joined the business society, marketing society, muay thai society, debating society and anime society
I get to learn how stock markets work, the uni has an IBM suite which has all the current stock market data which we learn from, it looks really good - working off 2 computers analyzing the different markets
it's hard in this economy
i live with my family
Its been mixed, but overall I'm quite happy with the experience.
More laptops for students to use during term time.
Not too much, your expected to do everything yourself
Could do more to engage with students.
Being to travel around easily, and clubbing.
Business
The choice to do a placement year, in between the 2nd and 3rd year.
Unsure at the moment.
live at home
it's been good, best part is meeting all the different people. This university is very multicultural.
i think the cafeteria food could be improved, also the standard of english spoken by lectures
borrowing laptops to take home, also 24 hour library and online facilities such as e-learning which allows students access to information that would otherwise cost us to have a look at. It's very useful for reports and assignments
i haven't got a clue as to what they do, don;t speak to then, also they don't speak to me
spending time with my friends and playing football
i joined the swimming society, the marketing society, the palestine solidarity society, the business society and the afghan education society.
getting to meet all the different people from different backgrounds and nations. I've never seen so many different nationalities in one room (lecture rooms). also learning about their traditions and cultures, its fascinating, that's why I chose to study International Business
very difficult
I live at home, the halls are too expensive
Its been positive overall.
They're adequate. Nothing
Good amount of additional support for international students.
Dont know what they do, hard to comment.
The culture and mix of different people
Marketing and Accounting
The amount of group work and the way assessments are carried out in different ways. Such as exams, reports, presentations and group work.
Looks promising, if I cant find the job I'm looking for I will work in South Africa (Durban)
Dont live in university
it's been great, i've really enjoyed the last year and a half here.
they are good, i think they should improve the heating in the uni, sometimes it's too hot and sometimes it's too cold
students are given laptops to borrow from the library,, online resources which you would normally have to pay for, also the career development centre help with CV, interviews and finding jobs or work experience.
they are very nice people, always very helpful
visiting new and interesting places, the city is full of hidden gems
i joined all the academic related societies such as the accounting and management society, the human resource management society, the business society, the marketing society, the economics society, the entrepreneurship society. I also joined some recreational ones such as swimming sports society, comedy society, dance society, world travel society, westminster model united nations society and the muay thai society
keeping my options open, i am able to pick from a number of modules that i want to study. i have a choice of marketing, law, hr, international business, accounting, finance and management modules
very hard
i rent out privately because it is better value than student accommodation
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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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