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- Likes:
- Russel group university, really good for economics/management related courses, cost of living is lower than other UK cities.,
- The different opportunities available to students in terms of courses offered, optional modules, societies to get involved in, activities to participate in etc.
- Dislikes:
- While there are many positive aspects of my College/University, there are a few things I'm not particularly fond of. For instance, I sometimes find the administrative processes to be a bit cumbersome and bureaucratic. Additionally, there could be more resources and support available for students in certain areas.
Course Curriculum:
Course curriculum and academics are intense and the university has very high academic standards on account of it being a Russel group.
Fees:
£21,400 (for academic year 2023-24)
- Likes:
- My friend referred this university to me as he was previous graduate here.,
- Expecting students to learn and improve by providing them with the best environment instead of micro managing them. There are a lot of coursework that tests the skill of a student unlike other universities that have a lot of exams.
- Dislikes:
- The teaching lecturers english are not up to the mark, but they want students to have IELTS with 6.5 overall, which does not seem fair. Other than that I don't have anything else to complain about Newcastle University.
Course Curriculum:
The Course Curriculum was very good end with latest technologies.
Fees:
23000 pounds
- Likes:
- The University allows absolute freedom of work and the right work-life balance. The environment is very helpful, kind and caring. The atmosphere is very calm and clean and I have not experienced any religious/caste/gender/race based discrimination. The resources are provided quickly and everyone is work focussed.
- Dislikes:
- Sometimes moving around can get tricky, especially in new buildings. The food options are quite limited. Presently there are numerous strikes in demand for fair pay as the cost of living is quite high in UK right now.
Course Curriculum:
I'm gaining research experience but most of the research tasks are self-preparatory. There are regular workshops being conducted in various areas but these are very competitive.
The atmosphere is good and culturally exclusive. The people are kind and DO NOT discriminate based on your gender/religion or caste. This is something which is very important as there are Faith Officers who are in charge of maintaining peace and harmony within the campus. Apart from that there are many events and forums which one can join based on his interests.
- Likes:
- I chose Newcastle University because I got the exact course I wanted to study and I also heard good reviews from my previous university alumni,
- Newcastle University is quite student friendly, starting from rise in cost of living to mental health issues it offers several resources to overcome these adversities for students. There are a ton of events going on throughout the year along with several job fairs and part time job fairs to help students.
- Dislikes:
- When compared to Indian universities, there is hardly anything to dislike but as International students requiring ATAS for Visa clearance, if the process would have been a bit quicker then it would have been great. Although it's not entirely on the University, but looking at the previous stats University can think of issuing necessary information for ATAS a bit early than usual.
Course Curriculum:
The syllabus is extremely relevant and up to date . But the moan game changer is the solid 5 months research experience in a lab.
Fees:
25,500 pounds.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is very well structured in the sentence that it really provides cast theoretical and practical knowledge to a greater level. Since it is a multidisciplinary program so any student irrespective of not having the health related background can apply to this program
my university is very known for medical school and that really intrigued me to apply to it, although I have got offer letters from other universities ranking better than this. I was very attracted to the student focus culture and beautiful city it was offering.
Course Curriculum:
Due to covid being affected on education, online learning has been a hassle for all students. Hoping for semester to be face to face which is much more beneficial to all.
Top univeristy, modules were pretty straight forward and the univeristy is under Russell group
Course Curriculum:
It's well organized and interdisciplinary which facilitates to learn new concepts and techniques.
Newcastle university is one of the best research universities in UK with thousands of international students and top 5 universities in UK for biomedical engineering. They offered 3 different streams under biomedical engineering with an impressive curriculum.
Course Curriculum:
It should be updated every year and should be in a practical nature.
Fees:
22000 per annum.
Course Curriculum:
Its as I expected for the most part. I enjoyed having a little choice in the modules and the option to audit for free. The leadership component is the one I like best and I find that it's structured well to scaffold skills at this level.
Fees:
I paid as an international student, so higher than home students would pay. There weren't any other unexpected charges for my particular degree other than a small transportation cost that I paid personally for a 4-day placement.
Course Curriculum:
The course was very well taught and all the modules were of use, the faculty intend to provide us with the practical knowledge instead of bookish, case study’s were given in order to explain the concept behind.
Fees:
So the total tuition fees was £24000 which is toughly 24 lakhs in INR plus i had a 30% scholarship with me.
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