Best aspects: student support teams, specifically placement and employability teams Worst aspects: location (far away from city centre) however this can be counteracted by having a great student life on campus including gym, supermarket, restaurants, nature parks; so its not that bad

Best aspects: course content is very interesting and covers all the topics I was hoping to study, lecturers and departments also listen to student feedback regarding coursework, exams and teaching material so that we can see a change in the things we do not like/agree with Worst aspects: lectures can be crammed all into one day. I wish the timetabling was more spread out (but I suppose some students work on weekdays meaning that this segmented type of timetabling works for them).

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The campus is just big enough to have everything it needs, but you’re still able to get everywhere fast enough. They offer great support for students and can point you to services that could be beneficial to you. There is always something happening on campus so you never get bored. Lecturers are knowledgeable and supportive and passionate about their subjects. One downside is that administrative things may take a bit long to sort through for the team but I usually get to what I need. Overall, I do not regret choosing UoE as my university and I am proud to be a part of it.

Covers all the main topics we may need in the future, focuses on the important aspects of the subject, provides lots of materials to go into if one is willing. The assignments are doable and actually prepare and focus on needed skills for the future career. Classes are interactive and lecturers are open and approachable.

It is small and hidden lovely suburban-like Accomodation right in the midst of campus, takes up to five minutes to get everywhere. Rooms have enough space and a sink. It isn’t as pretty as others maybe, but it has all the basics. The price, compared to others, was decent. Single bed Two showers and two toilets for 7 people. Big kitchen. Overall a very good choice.