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Overall my university is good and I am having a good experience. Met great friends and leaned a lot so far.
The uni facilities are good. The buildings are beautiful and the classes have everything that students need. The new library needs more computers and we should have a microwave somewhere at the campus or at the students union.
Our lecturers are very supportive and can help us with several issues related to teh course. We also have a specific tutor that can help us with general issues or concerns that we might have.
Good atmosphere with music and games available. Don't think they are entertaining enough for students, for that reason I don't visit any of them often.
Love to go to pubs with friends. Great areas and environment.
none.
The course is good in general but some subjects are not what I was expecting. Lectures are boring and it seems that we won't learn much from them. The best part about my course is that has many practical assignments which is great. There is barely advertising in my course which is very annoying.
I am not sure, obviously it would depend on my grades and luck.
Don't live or lived in halls.
It has its goos bits but it is very poorly organized. I enjoy it but not sure if I would recommend it
Not enough computers. Not enough seating places at the library
At least the business school is quite keen on giving support and advice to the students which is really good!
they are active but their marketing and the way they communicate with students could be better
Its a small place but I like it because its pretty and peaceful
Good. I'm in 3 societies this year.
I find that the lecturers are not well organized and there are many tutors that don't seem to try hard
I would say they are average. The uni does worry in giving us the skills to be employed
The ones in Greenwich are good except for one of them which is too small (Cutty Sark)
Overall they are a good uni
the exterior of the campus looks beautiful but th inside of the rooms is way too depressing
I had some problems at the beginning with my student loan and they were brilliant with their support and solved it. Also, got an appoitmnt for next week with a lady in the business office who will sit down with me for one entire hour to go through my CV
I hardly hear about them, hardly see them, and that is bad. They should be talking to the students, I think they distance themselves way too much, kind of like a ""clique"".
There is so much art all over the place and so many free exhibitions, museums and galleries. I absolutely love it, a city that allows you to grow culturally
we have plenty of them, but none of them are very active and they certainly don't take advantage of the fact that they are in london which is a shame
they are average. not the best, for sure. there are students that i can hardly understand their accents!
They are definitely better than in my country. And if it doesnt workout here, I have the feeling that most employers outside the UK are quite impressed by people who study in London
the accommodation is good if you stay in greenwich. there is one in avery hill and the rooms are tiny, and its really really far from the center, so it actually depends on where you're staying! greenwich ones though are quite good, lovely environment between students.
I like this university a lot, it has a great atmosphere. The course could be better and the lectures as well.
The uni facilities are great, very historical and pretty. A lot if hollywood movies are shoot in here. The library does not have enough computers and our coffe shop it isn't great.
Employability office can help us with placement applications and to find job opportunities
I really like the environment in both student union bars but I feel that they could improve. Bar latitute could have better food and cheaper deals
I like to go shopping and pubs
none
I love how practical the course is and we are able to come up with our own campaigns.
I think with the right help we will be able to find it easily
I commute.
It has been good. My journey has been very positive, I have good friends at uni and enjoy the area and my course
Facilities are good but recently the library was moved. I think they should have kept the library on campus rather than moving it
Personal tutor support, IT in the library and career advice
Haven't heard about the events and other activities that they organise, it should be more advertised
I love to explore the city, to go out with friends, shopping, to do sight seeing, to go to good restaurants
none
Marketing modules and presentations
It depends on my grades. Hopefully it will be easy
I didn't stay in halls
Not enough empolyability support or focus. Not enough time spent in uni. A lot of the work you are expected to do yourself and a lot of the time it is easier and better to go through the whole presentation at home.
Not enough lectures, would expect to be in university more than just 8 hours a week.Full presentations often not covered during the hour slot.More revision and exam practise lectures needed as well as sessions on the assignments
University constantly bangs on about employability but doesnt run specific sessions or help groups. Often there is not time to arrange meetings with empolyability office and they expect you to have a clear idea of exactly what you want to do.
Lecturers, services and employability office are good
They're improving. The student union could be more improved.
Finance, help with anything pretty much
The only thing I like there is the food
Discover beautiful places
Marketing society
The Marketing Communications lecturer (John Wilson)
It will be ok if you try your best
I didn't like the accommodation. Too small, too many complaints about everything, really bad bathrooms, old.
It has been hard settling in, I feel just thrown in and then just kind of left there.We have too many assignments in the first term, I would have preferred fewer assignments in order to settle in and then more work in 2nd term. I've only just received feedback for a formative assignment handed in beginning of october which meant I was clueless for the rest of the assignments, fortunately I've done well, but it was a concern for me and as I've been so ill and not at uni, I did think I wasn't going to get a good grade. The lecturers have been lovely when I've spoken to them face to face however for the most part I have questioned what I'm paying for
The library has barely any power sockets, I have no idea other than stockwell street where I could fill up a water bottle, there needs to be more seating in the library. However, the new library looks good. The rest of the facilities don't need improvement
Not aware
honestly, pretty rubbish, Sparrows doesn't have the capacity to hold many, it plays all the old music, i suppose we're expected to travel into central for nights out but the effort not to mention the cost means many students don't do that, having a bigger SU would give the opportunity to meet more people because at the moment I don't feel I have met as many people as I could have. This is the reason I joined cheer, to be more social and active in uni life.
Be a tourist during the week, central is painful during peak times, I do love London though
Cheer and RAG does the Romania Challenge, both of these I love and am excited to be involved with during my university life.
Relatively straightforward
Competitive but I won't be going straight into related job leaving uni, I want to travel first so will take a gap years or two doing that first, after I will be unlikely to move back to London, I will apply for jobs elsewhere
My student accommodation has everything you need, however the location in relation to where I study isn't the best, but for London prices I suppose Avery Hill is cheaper
I regret comming to this uni. They are not organized at all and many times the students have to ""stalk"" the teachers to get their evaluations done. The university is way too expensive for the actual service they have
poor facilities, the old library is depressing and the new university doesn't have enough computers.
they have helped me with my cv, with my timetable, with my finance, so they are good
i do not know who is charge but they do send loads of emails, most of them are quite unnecessary
fortunately, london is a city with plenty of events and art galleries to attend, either at good prices or for free
most societies are not active or interesting
I hardly learn. I feel that uni is a waste of time most days. the evaluations are not that good and there is too much group work which means slackers are not detected
not good. I'm planning on taking a course at a better university because greenwich is not enough
its an alright price, has security and launderette but the launderette was always dirty and the bedrooms were really basic and ""cold"". does not feel like a home at all.
I'm enjoying my time so far!
the facilities are ok. i like the outside of the uni
I get student loan from where i'm from
I love it! They have amazing parties at night!
good for sightseeing, shopping and clubbing
haven't joined any
have been learning a lot about marketing and been able to make friends
since I'm studying marketing i hope it will be easy
i don't live in campus
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