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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at University of Glasgow

The university environment is supportive and access to help is readily available. A lot of facilities and resources are available for the students' well-being and academic support. In addition, students' activities are available yearlong.

Information about the resources and facilities available is a little hard to find. I believe the website interface needs to be improved to make it easier to access information and basic information such as grading criteria and where the grades would be made available and relevant links should be available on the website since it becomes hard to find these details. read full review
The most cool thing is every teacher will try their best to support students.
The worst thing is that the course is too short. read full review
Glasgow Uni combines the best of the old and the new. From the gorgeous gothic main building to the new facilities springing up all around campus, there is no shortage of places to study. The library is huge and has a varied collection that is bound to help your learning, and gives some of the best views over the city. My only grumble is that there are not enough food places on campus, but the campus it in the city so its not difficult to find places to eat.

Teaching is great, engaged lecturers listen to and encourage students to develop their skills, and the courses cover some of the most challenging and current issues facing the world. Student support is available for whatever you need, whether that be brushing up on rusty skills, building your job skills and preparing for life after uni, or support with disability or difficulties during study.

There are countless societies on campus to cater to your social needs, great as a way to meet other people and share your interests. If there isn't one that suits you, there is support to start your own. The city itself is a vibrant cultural centre and the largest city in Scotland, which means there is a huge range of bars, venues, gigs, concerts, and culture to explore. read full review
Its a beautiful university and the staff are very supportive ad friendly. There's a wide range of resources available. read full review
The facilities and teaching resources of the school are very abundant for me, and I also really enjoy the campus environment. read full review
It's a great time to have this experience. read full review
Good location and a nice campus. Good teaching facilities and most locations are modern and nice to be in. The sports centre is pretty disappointing. The opening times are a joke (shuts at 5:30pm on weekends ). The gym is always packed with people and lacks some key equipment (though the equipment they do have is high quality). Personally, if I had known this before I came I would not have bought a membership, especially given the availability of other commercial gyms around Glasgow.

The food on campus is overpriced for seemingly no reason. The library coffee that is made by a machine costs the same as a high street cup of coffee. This is not the case at other universities I have gone to. It seems like Glasgow University is trying to squeeze as much cash out of its students as possible.

Student representation is also lacking. For example, I have no idea who to go and speak to to raise the issues above. read full review
UoG's campus environment, cultural and historical deposits are very good. Diversity is also good.
But Student Service and Career Service are really ordinary, and there is no Personal Tutor. read full review