Manchester Metropolitan University

The academic facilities and quality of teaching were excellent, interesting lectures and good infrastructures, the location of the uni was perfect, close to both the train station and the centre. plus manchester is one of the biggest student cities, there are four other universities and you get to have all the amenities and freedom of choice in restaurants and activities, and with a very reasonable cost of living. In general MMU is a really open and free thinking place and there are so many opportunities available in all aspects of student life!

The business school is large, modern and always looking for new ways to improve. Majority of the tutors are helpful and provide you with any help you need for assignments. MMU also hosts events for students, giving us the opportunity to speak to potential employers which is useful. There are also many opportunities to do sports and meet new people. The uni has something called "active campus" where you can turn up and play different sports up to three times per week for free. One of the things that was surprising to me was that the first year was quite easy in terms of workload. It becomes more challenging in the second and especially third year which prepares you for work life quite well. Another negative, I would say for me, was that there is a lot of group assignments, which I personally do not prefer.

Manchester Metropolitan University is a great Atmosphere to be a part of. With home and away students. The University provides outstanding help to every students in the areas of finance, reading and study materials. The lecturers are very determined into helping each students reach their targets and achieve their goals. I would highly recommend Manchester Metropolitan University to every individual who wants to take the next step in their career.

MMU is a fantastic choice of Uni - A huge choice of courses to study, modern halls of residence all within easy distance to the uni and amazing facilities to access to help with studying. University staff are also helpful and have a wide variety of interests and specialist fields. The University has a wonderful student community and is extremely welcoming.

What I've noticed from the very beginning is the effort that is being made in order to make an overall better student experience. From the very prompt and efficient student service systems to the constant facility and campus upgrades or student engagement, it seems like they are going the extra mile or doing something a lot of universities that take their students for granted have forgotten. As a CS student, facilities are on point. Always up to date and diverse hardware and software. Modules cover all the essentials and the overall quality of data that you get out of them is good. The level of difficulty is a downside. It seems like regardless of how good or bad of a student you are, you can pass without to much trouble. So, if you're a careless student you can go trough the whole thing and learn little to none. It's obviously a matter of student individuality, but it's something that can be addressed. Also, professors are okay but every once in a while you might get a bad apple in terms of the teaching quality.