The university does not spend sufficient funds on its students.They wont even provide a microsoft word subscription for its students. As a postgraduate student, I would recommend to others looking to do postgraduate studies that they should explore their options into picking a university that invests back into its students
Really nice university. The students union seemed very organised and seemed to have done well stocked shops. The buildings were well looked after, clean and tidy etc. seemed to have everything needed for a good student life and in the centre of town
Love this quietness place, lovely for scholastic activities. The duck pond, the old wooden bridges, the grasses are well preserved.
One among the top 5 universities in UK. Had really great time here. This was for graduation ceremony of masters in civil engg student and masters in electronics engineering student. My ex room mates
Just went to the open day today, the university is huge. Teachers are friendly and helpful, received lots of useful information here. I got a bit lost cus the place is so big, some buildings are bit complicated to walked to, but there's lots of students who lead us there.
Like many British universities, they view international students as nothing more than chickens that lay golden eggs. They eagerly accept our money, but when it comes to providing their promises, they fall short. In 2015, I stayed just one day in the Ranmoor dormitory and was promised a refund if I wasn't satisfied within 14 days. But when I expressed my dissatisfaction, they refused to return my £800. It was a blatant disregard for my rights as a student, and it left me feeling angry and betrayed. It's not enough for these institutions to simply take our money; they need to be held accountable for their actions and provide the level of service that they promised on their website.
Conducive environment for study with top notch learning facilities and lecturers who go extra mile to impact knowledge and capacity to the students. A good international mix up of students . Unity in diversity in practice. Quality Education assured.
Think twice before you choose this uni. Their teachers are good, most of them paid a lot of effort in preparing the lectures. However, in the Master Taught Program, they intake LOTS OF STUDENTS who CAN BEARLY SPEAK and WRITE ENGLISH. Don't ask me how can it happen but it has seriously affect the quality of the class and the learning atmosphere.
Avoid studying engineering here, the way they treat you is despicable. It's impossible to get hold of a student handbook before being a student. You effectively have to sign a blank piece of paper and hope for the best. This allows them to make up the rules up as they go along. The head of departments are corrupt. Do you have money and come from 'the right schools'? You'll get uncapped 3rd and 4th attempts at exams. If you come from a poor background they'll make things as hard as possible, because 'you were never going to succeed anyway'. Did they offer you a scholarship? Good luck getting them to pay out on it. They'll bend over backwards to make a good impression on opendays but don't be fooled, as soon as you start your course everything changes. You'll get to experience your timetable changing with a couple of hours notice. Remember all those student licences they promise you on open days, you only get them if the year group revolts. Tour guides on open days are paid to be there, those that critise the course are never offered these roles.
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