University of New South Wales (reviews)

I did my MBA at UNSW as a part-time student and I can say the course has been structured well and was catering for part-time students well. Was possible to do most of the courses online and there was a large pool of modules to choose from except for the 2 capstone courses. Lecturers were highly qualified and overall provided a nice learning environment.

Downsides in my opinion were course fees were steadily increasing every year (or even between semesters) and in the part-time studying mode, you really didn’t get to build much rapport with your teachers nor had much opportunity to connect with your classmates (even when not doing online). Also, facilities from the university tend to be minimalist (mainly it was limited to providing the classroom – online or offline – ). There certainly wasn’t value for money.

UNSW is a very prestigious university, that has amazing student support services offered, a great variety of courses/ subjects available to be selected from and some of the lecturers are amazing. Additionally, UNSW has a very high employability ranking, which would be ideal to land your dream job. Truth be told, the trimester system is a little tough at the start but as you progress and once you get the hang of it then it would be an amazing experience.

I am currently enrolled in the undergraduate program for Bachelors of Engineering (Civil) Hons. The course structure here at the University of New South Wales is quite extensive and fun to work with. Different modules, lectures and tutorials are set each week for a proper understanding of the topic. Tutors and course coordinators are easily accessible for any queries that we have. Moreover, the program is also flexible in terms of selecting courses and has options for electives as well as general education courses that allow you to extend your knowledge to a wider field of education. Workshops are also offered exclusively that help to get an understanding of the job market. The campus life is quite refreshing as people across the globe are welcomed and being within a mixture of cultures enables one to learn more about the society.