There is a society for anything and everything you'd be interested in and the union hosts loads of fun themed events. The library has all the books you could need for your course and its staff is always happy to help. The lecturers are ok but i wish students were chatting less and more involved in group work. There is a lack of seating spaces for lunch time and for studying in quieter areas. None of the cafes/food booths take cash money and they can get quite expensive. Not enough student flats on campus, means you have to spend ridiculous amounts on private accommodation or own flat. The timetables are not very clear on the app so lead to missed classes when I first arrived. The lecturers are always happy to answer any questions during or after lectures and are generally on time and deliver great content. Sometimes we spend too much time on notions that should be known by everyone (eg. content from high school or re-watching pre-class tasks in class) or for lecturers to try and work the softwares or computers and as an international student paying 16k+£ a year, this seems disrespectful for my money.

I wish we had more lectures or longer ones and that they would teach us about every aspect of the subject instead of having to find all the information ourselves for parts of it. I would have liked it if they had a "bank" of companies who hired strath students for paid internships. As an international students, I rely on having a part-time job to be able to eat; if i were to only get an unpaid internship alongside my studies, I would not be able to afford food, this uncertainty makes me doubt the choice of getting an internship. Getting a joint degree, I thought I would have a couple classes combining both my subjects, it would have been interesting. Now some of the content I get thought twice (eg. I have statistics and research&data analysis in both psychology and marketing and it feels like a waste of time).

No

Brilliant location and everything you need on campus is so close to eachother. The new student union is also amazing and creates an even greater atmosphere! I would ideally love there to be more classes on campus now that restrictions are being lifted as I feel students are losing attention from most things being online.

As mentioned I have only 4 hours in person teaching every 2 weeks which is barely anything at all and would love to have more in person teaching.

Glasgow is a fun and vibrant city and I do love living here. There are lots of opportunities to become involved in societies and projects etc

Loved my halls experience and I did have everything I needed. I do wish that they emailed when maintenance were coming though so it didn’t disrupt our studying.