University of Strathclyde
speciality: Engineering

The University had sufficient amenities, good study facilities, etc. There were a lot of Profs and Drs. to ask questions about coursework and projects. In addition, we had gyms and sports centers. It’s a school I would recommend.

The University was fantastic, very interesting, and competent. I liked how organized our lectures were and the adequacy of the lecturing infrastructures. The library and the faculties were stacked with smooth-running PCs stacked with a variety of software. Also, there were a lot of infrastructures for gym, games, and sports. I will recommend this school to anyone. However, the fees were on the high side.

As I am approaching the end of my 2nd year of my bachelors degree, it has now been clear to me how is the university life at University of Strathclyde. I would claim that glasgow is a more than decent city to study, since there are hundreds of facilities you can use. Additionally, the glasgow has around 4 universities and a couple of colleges so the whole city is packed with students. The university is very international, although my course specifically is not.

The program focuses on both theoretical and applied studies. You have the opportunity to use many software programs which is common in the industry. The faculty ensures laboratory studies in hydrodynamics. The academic staff is helpful and kind.

Through a number of different courses and projects, I acquired practical experience in the product engineering and manufacturing industries which was really useful in my working life later on.
The engineering faculties are not as strong as the business one. However, there is a good balance between educational fees and the content of the courses.
Overall I would rate it as a good experience.