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- Likes:
- I like the support provided at our university for all students.
- Dislikes:
- I don’t dislike anything about our university.
Campus Life:
Campus life and the support available to students by the university is amazing. I was never disappointed. For every problem that I faced, there was someone or something at the university that provided support.
Hostel:
Accommodation costs can vary depending on preferences. I stayed in the one which cost me £523/month. It had an en suite bathroom. The kitchen and living room were shared between 5 people.
- Likes:
- Support from the staff is great and the course structure is good as well. There were no cons. The faculty's guidance on how to complete your projects really helped the international students as the pattern is new to us.
Campus Life:
The library is very well organised and easy to navigate and the space is huge. There is a facility to book a room for meetings as well for students to work on the group projects.
Hostel:
I decided to stay in Huddersfield because Leeds is a bit expensive. My accommodation name was IQ Castings and I had an ensuite room with a shared kitchen. There was a game room, gym and laundry area available for all the residents to use and a parking space as well with additional cost. The cost of parking was £117 per week.
- Likes:
- I liked the course structure overall. The HOD of the department was someone whom I was following since a very long time, and I was very inspired by his concepts, theories and his teaching method as well. And that was the main reason I chose leeds beckett. The HOD was Rudiger Theilmann, once I took the admission, I developed a bond with Rudiger as well during my course and found out that I was right about his teaching methods. I learnt a lot from him specifically while I was there, Infact am still learning from him after graduating as well. If someone is looking for PR and strategic communications course I highly recommend Leeds beckett,
- As I mentioned earlier, it was a great experience I had in Leeds Beckett, the curriculum was totally updated with the industry standard, we had a lot of industrial exposures as well as research opportunities as well. We worked with UKs biggest PR agency PRCA and CIPR. We also collaborated with sheffield hallam university for industry presentations during our course.
- Dislikes:
- Nothing as such, except that the city campus didn't have a ground.
Campus Life:
Campus life was great, there were many events and chances of participation for us during our course.
Hostel:
I got a studio apartment from the university it self. As I got a scholarship for my accommodation as well. It was a studio apartment with my own unit (bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and toilet). The rent for the apartment was 800 GBP Per month (Including wifi and electricity and washing bills as well) I know it sounds expensive and it is expensive as well if you are paying for your rent. If you are not paying for your rent and got a scholarship then it might be affordable to you. But I suggest if you are going abroad, go for shared apartments or apartments which are little far from city centre, but in walking distance, so that you can save a lot in transport as well as in rent. As accommodations little far from city centre are much cheaper.
Hostel:
365 pounds for sharing accommodation with a common kitchen, and living hall.
My admission was in pending with other universities due to a lack of LORs. but in LBU I got admission without LOR so I have chosen it.
Hostel:
I have opted for private students accomodation. It nice here and they give you free gifts time to time with some promotional event.
I liked thia University as it in tier 2 University. I was impressed by its world ranking (100-300) which was great in my budget. It has great footprint in world market.
Hostel:
No, 6 rooms in one flat, ensuite rooms available and all-inclusive bills.
The 2nd best university program in the country.
Hostel:
I live in off-campus halls and my residence has been both good and bad. It has allowed me to gain independence in the world but also a number of things hinder my uni experience such as the halls being far away from the campus.
Because of its reputation in the local area, it's renowned as a business school and since this is what I wanted to do it was perfect. Also, it wasn't too far away from home to deter from attending as many other universities did as they were too far away.
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