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it is a great place to study due to the on hand methods used by staff to improve student mental health and overall university experience.
Great support and really nice campus that feels safe. Could have more opportunities for work experience, internships etc, with more help to find these opportunities.
The university is welcoming to all and has a fantastic multi cultural atmosphere. I feel the disabled advice staff could be more helpful, especially to new students.
The tutor is very meticulous.
Queens is a great place to study because of its people. Here I met the nicest most professional in the areas of education and social justice. It has a fantastic library with a good access to so much knowledge. Also the uni gives really good financial support for PGR students, so many of my colleagues are getting scholarships. I think uni’s accommodation is quite pricey and leaves a lot of room for improvements, like the laundry facilities. Not all schools’ buildings are renovated and well equipped. Usually humanities suffer most in this sense, and their schools and departments look much less fancy
University of Gloucestershire is good
very supportive and helpful.
The accommodation facility and teaching buildings
Living on campus almost feels like you are in a little village and there are so many study centers where you can meet so many people and also get so much help, one aspect that I would say is a downfall is the building work that is going on and I know that it is to improve the campus but I was not warned about how noisy it would be rather told it would only be minor
Interesting course however ugly campus
