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This uni is shit. I came here expecting it to be well run but no. My course is shocking, the tutors don't care,they're always on strike the fact we paid full price for this is terrible even more so the paid year where we had a poor level of teaching and access to nothing what was I paying 9k for.
Disruption of strikes, no compensation, attitudes of lecturers, still being treated like im in school, no clear feedback in essay, confusing feedback when given, expensive thing for little reward
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Multiple shops are great.
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The life and study experience are perfect at university
Everything is fine
The network quality is kinda bad
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Sociology course is extremely disorganised, the tutors don't offer much support. The Guild is a difficult place to hang out with friends as it isnt big enough and often most of the seats are already fun. The Spanish course is ok but it takes up more than 25% of my time despite doing a 75/25 degree, and I don't really get much time to relax and enjoy the university experience. Also we are often put in strange buildings that have no resemblance to the course we're studying, for example my Spanish lessons take place in the Life Sciences building, which adds to the disorganised feel of the university. Also, student support always takes ages to respond to emails and often the emails/phone line is down which just adds to the delay, thats if they respond to you at all. It would be improved if lectures werent always been cancelled and moved around, if class sizes were smaller (there seems to be 400 people in my lectures!) and if we were given more essay guidance from the tutors. Also, barely anyone shows up to seminars as they are boring and repetitive, and you dont walk away feeling like you've learnt anything.
Hard to get into, but once you’re in it’s amazing. So prestigious, academically challenging and with a dynamic contemporary perspective.


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