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good. I have had no major problems.
The university has good facilities. What could be improved is that the uni shop could re-open.
I dont know.
I think my students� union is average. It needs more events to entice people as it is never overly busy.
My favourite thing to do in the city is experience the nightlife.
I joined hockey.
The marketing modules are the best things about my course.
Having a degree will help but it will still be difficult.
I dont use it.
two months in and i am enjoying it so far. its a nice place to live in and the people are friendly, shops and stores are very close by.
good quality such a s the the gym, the library and the SU
health and welfare centre plus course related support
they are always active in improving the uni and they always speak for the students
i like the night life, its good all week, during the day, lincoln is a nice place too
cricketsnow sportsbusiness5 aside
i enjoy marketing: its a very interesting module with interesting and very active lecturers
SU has 'jobshop' which has lots job opportunities for students.
high quility accommodation but costly for extras such as wifi
mostly pleased with most of the things here, like the library, my new friends, the lecturer and the city, but some aspects that can let down.
modern but changes can be definitely be made. the library is sometimes crowded.
not really needed it yet but many places for health, wellbeing, finance, education support. they also do one on one as well but can be a long wait. so i normally book appointment.
active, open, accessible. easy to participate with the SU and volunteer. easy access to information
shopping good, busy high streetlimited foodthe places are very good and the night life is very good
large range of activities and socials to join. i have joined the business team and the marketing team.
most lecturers make an effort plus notes of the lecture are available on blackboard which is very handy. course reps are many and very approachable . some changes and be made.
Average- as there are hundreds of graduates but not hundreds of jobs.
the pavilion student accommodationsociable, easily sorted, friendly, helpful staffs and good maintenance team
I love it
The library has a vast collection of books and resources available for free
Personal tutors provide limited support
I accidentally unerolled once.
Everything is extremely close together and within walking distance.
I have not joined any
David Gannon keeps you amused through all of your marketing lectures
I don't think lincoln is a well enough uni to open doors in the job market but the degree should help.
The flat is extremely extremely expensive but the social aspect makes it worth it.
i like the uni and the city so far, i cant really complain, and i am glad i chose to go to lincoln
i dont really use any of my uni facility apart from the library and to be honest the library is really great, although it is really full sometimes.
financial supportdisability supportinternational students supportand others
i dont really have much to say about them, they dont really stand out to me, i just wished they did more to engage the students.
i like to shop and go for walks and lincoln is a nice place to do that. the stores are very close but and i love walking up steep heels and it is really great.
i have joined the marketing club and it is very helpful, we get lots of guess speakers and the money paid was worth it.
my course is very interesting, and i enjoy it alot. it has lots of essay writing but i still like it.
i am hoping with a work experience over the summer it would be very easy for me to fine a job.
i think that the accommodation is okay but it could be cheaper as i feel that it is a little over priced.
i like it here in Lincoln, its very different from home but i am getting used to it. the people here are very friendly and i like studying here. its been an experience i will never forget.
the library is nice and most of the books are easy to find. i enjoy going to the international student support as they always answer all my questions and help me when needed.
i only know about the financial support and the international students support service.
they are nice people and i like them
i go shopping with my friends and we go out for meals and try different meals.
i have not joined any but i dont know if it is good or not.
my course is okay but the lectures talk really fast and i find it hard to understand them sometimes, however, the blackboard has information that helps me catch up
i dont really know much about how easy i could find a job but hopefully quite easy.
my accommodation is very nice and i like it. my accommodation is very close to the business block and its very nice. its expensive but worth it.
My experience has mostly been positive, nothing stands out as a major concern, very little to fault apart from the course content
There are 3 massive libraries at the uni which is fantastic. I was part of the tennis society so I have made use of the tennis courts at The Edge which are excellent.
There is job support and counselling services for more personal issues.
The SU seem to do a lot for the student community. They have an online page where you can contact them and someone will always be around in the reception area so you can get hold of someone in charge very easily.
I love living in Leeds. There�s always something going on and lots of variety so you are never bored. The city environment also feels very safe and the student residential areas are not too hectic.
The tennis society was a lot of fun and was organised very well. The skiing society also took all its members for a skiing trip in France which was fantastic. I really value the work students put in to running these societies and the events.
The lectures and seminars are small in size so there is more interaction and help from the tutors and you really get to know your peers. One main issue I have had with the course is the cancellation of modules on offer; this has made choice of modules very limited (8 choice of modules were cut down to 4).
The careers service is very good, I have used their service several time for guidance on finding work in PR and marketing field. They help you find work and internships which is great.
I am living in a private house this year and it is rather good value for money. We are lucky to have a reliable landlord who addresses any issues that arise in the house.
My overall experience is good. I feel I have been able to improve my English because most of my communication is is English.
My favorite hang out is the city centre and everything is so close.
The academic structure is full and clear
The Uni Accommodation is big enough and easy to take the bus.
My Overall Experience at the University of Leeds - Great Living Conditions, Friendly people around the city and last but not the least, stressful study load.
In the Business School, the university facilities are really good. The LUBS cafe is a little bit expensive and the prices can be improved, but all in all it is ok.
Any kind of support a sudent needs, they will get it. I think the university understands that we are all away from home so they resposd very quickly and are very co-operative.
The events organised by the students' union are of top quality. It's specifically for students and suits the needs of all students. They are very friendly and approachable for any kind of trouble a student faces. the building for the students' union is very big and the bar is really good.
City is small but very scenic. A lot of greenary all around. It is very traditional and less modern. A lot of student discounts. A lot of students in the city.
The University has a very large amount of clubs and societies you can choose from at the freshers fare. Right from basic ones to really professional ones to meet people with similar interests.
The best thing about my course is that it is very practical and the module teachers are very friendly and have a good way of teaching.
I don't think there is any job opportunities for non EU residents here.
From my perspective, a student living in St.Marks, I think it has good value since it is good service quality and the living condition is very good.
My overall rating is satisfying so far. The best thing about my experience is that you can socialise with almost anyone so easily as most people are new to the place.
The campus is great and has places for everyone to go between lecture gaps or just group meetings for assignments.
The lecturers, staff and all the ambassadors are always there for assistance whenever needed.
For freshers, the students' union is the best place to be. But, you will grow to hate it. No trouble though. Clubs in the town are much better and bars too.
City Life is amazing. There are so many places to go no matter if you want to go for a night out or a chilled out restaurant and all are affordable for students.
The University has almost everything and if none fancy you, you can even start your own.
The best thing about my course is that you learn about a wide range of skills, prospective degree and a high enhancement of employment after graduation.
I'd say the job prospects are perfect for me as I will possess a lot more than I already know and that will reflect on my performance and on my resume.
The Uni Accommodation is good value especially in the first year. You get to meet many people from different backgrounds.
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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
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 ...