I enrolled in the Business Management program at Queen Mary University of London with high expectations, but my experience has been mixed. The education provided is decent, offering a comprehensive overview of business concepts. However, my dissatisfaction arises from several aspects.

Firstly, the excessive amount of readings is overwhelming. While I understand the importance of self-study, it feels like the balance between lectures and personal study is skewed. The workload could be more manageable to allow for a deeper understanding of the materials covered.

Another concern is the outdated slides used in lectures. Given the dynamic nature of the business world, it’s crucial to have up-to-date information. The reliance on outdated materials hinders our ability to stay current with industry trends and practices.

Furthermore, the frequency of teacher strikes has disrupted the flow of the academic calendar. While I respect the rights of educators to advocate for their concerns, the frequent disruptions have affected the continuity of our learning experience.

In summary, Queen Mary University of London provides an adequate education in business management, but improvements are needed in terms of workload management, updating course materials, and minimizing the impact of teacher strikes on the learning experience.

It is managed very well. Very organised and students are clear on the things they have to do. One thing I would change is have attendance for all lectures. Because my course have a lot of people so its difficult to do attendance. But doing attendance will encourage people to attend lectures more often.

I am currently a 3rd year Maths student at QMUL, and my experience of studying maths has been more of a rollercoaster than anything else.

Firstly, I’d like to state that Mathematics lecturers are for the most part horrible teachers, they understand what they are teaching but cannot properly teach the subject as they struggle to teach students who have no understanding of the subject and therefore simply read off of typeset notes made prior to the lectures.

Secondly, as Maths is a hard subject and with what I have already stated above, the module teaches a student more on how to self teach and learn with other students through discussion and team projects than simply being taught by a teacher. Thus the real lesson to learn from studying Maths is, how to study effectively and learning from your peers.

Finally, the most transferrable skill that one can acquire from studying Mathematics is problem solving as the subject mostly teaches a person how to think outside the box, conditioning one to solve problems with outside of the box thinking.

The uni is good, professors are helpful, but some of them are not natives in English which makes it hrs sometimes to understand the lectures. Besides that I’d say that my course in particular does not require going to lectures whatsoever, because the professors cover the same material as the lectures notes do. I’d like to see more practical problems and application of the theory we have in the lecture notes

All the professors are well qualified for the job. Communication and facilities are excellent. Programs are well organised. The only improvement required is making the curriculum more skill-focused so we are better prepared for the job market.

I am pursuing Msc big data science with machine learning systems.This course is quite impressive because it comes along with the great future opportunities ahead and apart from this the course curriculum is also great .

It has an excellent location; also plenty of courses are available for students. From medical sciences to business and computer science. Short walk from the tube station. Lovely buildings and clean and well kept open spaces. A Russell Group University!

I experienced the learning is great. During pandemic also, they have made learning online very productive, convenient and effective. The faculties are highly educated and laboratories are well equipped for learning.

Queen Mary not only gave me good ground understanding of computer science but also helped me find a work placement which I was able to undertake during my studies. I would recommend this university to anyone who wants to start their career in London and aims high.

Queen Mary is great for its diverse students and professors. Its also one of the best fitted out schools for technology. Huge computer rooms available for students, all lecture areas have a projector and computers. Most lectures are also recorded so they can be found online. Also there is a strong social life presence in QMUL