The professors are highly prepared and willing to help. A few strikes during the year slowed some procedures down but they had good reasons to go on strike. The uni offers Lots of services, I used to receive emails Regarding job offers, mental health tips, events and just news about uni and what was going on around us, and I really appreciated that. I enjoyed the student Life, both on campus and in the city. The Student Union gives you plenty of opportunities and places to work and socialize and study. I’m studying English and French and loved all the English classes, although I think we spoke too much English in the French ones. However, the language tutors are Young and well prepared, so most of the conversation classes were fun.

Doing this degree has been a mixed bag, and I’m still not sure if I’m lacking motivation or the degree is not offering enough. Everyone in the school has been very kind and supportive, both students and professors, and the university itself offers loads of activities and societies to become a part of, but the theatre degree itself seems a little bit too theoretical and repetitive. Sometimes it feels like an expensive structure scheme, and it feels like I must be doing something on the side to feel like I am receiving something for the amount of money I am paying for the education.