I mean I started university in 2019 and the first year was really easy but then the pandemic hit us and everything went downhill from there onwards cause of online classes. I hate online classes. I’d like to be motivated and go into class but hey ho the students couldn’t do anything. The one thing I did like was the programme itself but I think I would’ve done better if I was on campus and made some real friends as well.

The flexibility of tuition payment and international student inclusion.
The school has a wonderful and appealing ambience. The promotion of the common good through education is a plus. The use of online lecture delivery using the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse. The school should help with accommodations and access for location within the campus.
The student’s life and learning experience has been awesome and I will recommend the school to many people. The school is embracing and rewarding. Yes, the school is very international in my opinion. I feel great and positive about the prospects of my career and employability.

The Freshers week was great, really felt like an achievement walking onto the campus although a lot of the course was going to be online…so far lecturers have been great. The amount of support available is overwhelming. Dedicated staff and lecturers.

I studied Environmental Civil Engineering. I believe the programme is good and covers a wide range of subjects relevant to the vast field of Civil Engineering.
I particularly enjoyed the last year with modules that learnings into contexts.
The only downside I’d say was the fact that the theory behind basic principles was not highlighted enough, in an effort to focus more on industry practices.
For myself, it made it more difficult to connect with the learnings and it does not help much for individuals interested in a more academic career.
Overall though, the programme prepares you well to specialise in any specialist area or to insert yourself in the industry straight away.