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27 Reviews Found
Likes
- Strong student communities from diverse backgrounds.
- Great campus facilities with 24 hours access to state of the art library.
- Good support services and career studio for getting job opportunities.
Dislikes
- Weather can be very unpredictable where it is sunny for sometime and starts to run after sometime.
- Limited on campus student accommodation for post graduate students as it is prioritised for undergraduate students.
- There is some issue with understanding the professors accents and phrases in the start.
- I found my accommodation through amber platform which the UK’s recommended student accommodation provider, which helps in getting student accommodation nearby to the university. There are several other platforms as well which offer student accommodation nearby to the university.
- The monthly rent for my accommodation is 430 pounds and it includes all bills and basic facilities in the room.
- The challenges I faced with the accommodation were to find the one which is near to the university and also the one which is within a good budget.
- Try to find accommodation which is near to the university and also to the city centre to get the advantage of going anywhere and finding part-time jobs nearby.
- My accommodation is like a 12-minute walk from the university and as my university is the University of Liverpool, there is an accommodation called Prospect Point which is very famous for Indians.
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Likes
- University of Liverpool (UoL) is part of Russel Group
- Many activities and communities like Guild encourages student engagement and collaboration.
- UoL offers good scholarships and I have received 2 scholarships of a total of £5000 worth.
Dislikes
- Professors were not experts in certain modules and do not encourage us to think out of the box or do complicated projects and strictly ask us to stay within the taught items and basics.
- To a course like this where the entry requirement tells that the student should already have an undergraduate in computer science specifically is also designed for students from basic psychology departments and so the course structure is made very basic without less application or AI level hands-on. Even for dissertation they do not allow us to think of a more complex models as the supervisors are from English background or politics.
- This course has to set an idea initially that it is theoretical and you won’t get proper hand on.
- I stayed with my husband and so I didn’t use University accommodations. We found it using open rent or Zoopla apps.
- £650 per month excluding utility and electricity bills. Double bedroom, Open kitchen, One Bathroom not attached to bedroom. It was an apartment in Kensington area in Liverpool.
- Basically, most of the houses prefer residents of UK to international ones. The owners accept offers from them more than they do for us. This completely depends on the owners and their perspectives and the bond they define for that property.
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Likes
- GOOD AND VERY BIG CAMPUS
- GOOD NUMBER OF INDIAN STUDENTS
- THE COURSE STRUCTURE WAS RELEVANT
Dislikes
- Extra charges for every small things even for sports membership
- Only 3 days a week classes making it very boring other days
- Some professors didn’t care, only used to read PPT
- I opted for a private off campus accommodation 15mins walking from uni of liverpool. It was a true student. One of the best accommodations and has branches all over uk in every city.
- Totally worth the price compared to on campus accompanied as they are highly priced and less amenities when compared to the off campus ones. Even all of my friends took off campus accommodation only.
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Likes
- The University was very welcoming and the faculty/course related staff were very helpful and made sure that we understood how things were run in the university. (As it is usually different from what we learn back in India).
- Most of the programs in the university were 80-85% practical. This made sure that we were constantly engaged in the program. They understood that theory was not as engaging even though the material was amazing!
- They always arranged programs and job fairs. This gave us a great opportunity to communicate with employers and other companies. This was a great initiative because the process of job applications were completely different in UK.
Dislikes
- One thing I disliked about the University is how they arranged the modules for you. Generally modules are supposed to be split evenly to make sure that students don't feel heavy load in one particular semester. I was stuck with a heavy first semester which made it stressful. This can be fixed by talking to the respective counselor.
- There was a point where some of the local students were racist towards the international students, this is something which can be handled if the student had updated or informed the staff. But again being in a different country, they were afraid of how the faculty would be biased towards their local students. This could have been prevented if the faculty had talked to the local students in advance.
- When it comes to the final project, students were told to pick from a set of given projects and work on them, I did not like this because the final project is something which you need to come up and work from scratch, not join in the middle just for the sake of it.
- I found my accommodation through a third party company called Amber, It was an online platform. They assigned me a person, he assisted me in picking out the rooms and the payment process accordingly. My monthly rent was around 500 GBP.
- It was an en-suite, meaning it had an attached bathroom which was private, I did not face a lot of challenges when booking my accommodation, This was because I booked it way in advance. I would recommend future students to go with private rooms which can be rented.
- My accommodation was a 5 minute walk to the campus. So it made the commute easy, Most of the indian students were living in my accommodation.
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Likes
- The campus is amazing
- The University is very close to Liverpool City Center and Liverpool Lime Street Train station
- Since Liverpool is a student city, people from all over the world are enrolled in University of Liverpool and its a student friendly university.
Dislikes
- There are actually less dislikes from my end. As the courses were 1 year, it became really hectic to do part time jobs. People have balanced it, but i am from a data science background. So we had a lot of assignments, so balancing part time and university studies is hard as well devote majority of the time to studying.
- The graduation - unlike the graduations which we see on movies/ TV, here graduation is pretty simple. There is just a walk on the podium. The graduation certificates will be given before the ceremony commences. So that part was not nice and we were not given anything on the stage during the ceremony.
- I had many of my classes during the morning time, this is just my dislike. maybe people like the morning classes.
- I had opted for University Student accommodation. I found this through the official University website.
- monthly rent was around 640 per month.
- Just one challenge, i didn't know who my roommates were before coming here as university accommodation tries to mix people from countries to have a nice bond. But there is an option to choose for mix or single gender Clusters. All will have ensuite rooms with a common kitchen.
- 5 mins walk to all the classes. Many Indians stay in off campus accommodations as it is cheaper, around 110-120 per week which will be less than 500 per month
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Likes
- Reputation- It is a quite reputed university and a russel group one.
- Ranking- Being a Russel group university, it is ranked quite high
- Staff- The staff is very helpful and lovely
Dislikes
- There is nothing specific, I don't like about the university. May be, they could have been more inclusive about hindu students there. There were lots of events or initiatives for other students but none or less for Hindu students.
- I found my accommodation with the help of an agency. They gather your requirements, budget and preferences and accordingly suggest you some places. I would rather suggest searching an accommodation for yourself. Off-campus accommodations are way cheaper than on-campus. My accommodation was 5 mins walk from my university.
- The monthly rent was 480 £ approximately but it was not that worth. Choose your accommodation very wisely, it will determine your entire year.
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Likes
- Reputation and research excellence. It’s a member of the prestigious Russell Group, which is known for high-quality research and teaching. The university has strengths in areas like health sciences, engineering, and life sciences.
- Cultural Factors and variations
- Employment Opportunities
Dislikes
- Winter is too extreme
- Smoking habits of people in public places
- Heavy workload and pressure
- I did get an accommodation from the university, but it was a little more expensive, so I did find it by myself so the accommodation that I chose was a little cheaper and much more. A community wise safer for me so I selected this accommodation. It’s just a 10 minutes walk from the university, so yeah, I would recommend this accommodation for the future students as well.
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Likes
- Rewarding journey of learning and growth
- Good environment great city
- Welcoming people and teachers
Dislikes
- University was isolated place sometimes.
- Expensive fees as compared to other Uni
- Sometimes lack of support from instructors
- I opted for off-campus, which was around 0.6 miles from the university. I found my accommodation through the online portal SpareRoom.
- My monthly rent was £300 pcm, which included a gym facility and a study room.
- While searching, it was quite stressful as every accommodation was getting sold out. So I would suggest booking accommodation really prior to 6 months before your course to get a good deal on rooms. I would say book your accommodation really early. My accommodation was quite walkable for 10-15 mins.
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Likes
- Rich Academic Reputation
- High World Ranking
- Amazing Campus
Dislikes
- Expensive University Accomodation
- City weather is not great, as it is frequently raining
- some buildings are under construction for whole year
- I opted for off-campus accommodation that I found through the online platform Uniacco. My monthly rent is £650, which includes all bills, making it quite expensive, as it's a studio apartment with all the necessary facilities.
- I found the search for accommodation challenging because you have to pay a deposit upfront at the time of booking, and it can be hard to determine whether the place is legitimate.
- To navigate this, I reached out to students who are already living there and emailed the accommodation providers directly to gather more information.
- My accommodation is a 15-minute walk from the university. I'm attaching a video tour link of my accommodation to help other students, as I don't have any pictures.
- Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wqlg0XwEUxFZ_oxL9FK076bn0FAgIzda/view?usp=share_link
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Likes
- The technology they use to teach is very advanced, everywhere they have automatic opening and closing doors, not only in the university campus, but also in the whole city
- Career fair opportunities
- Lots of event (academic)
Dislikes
- The Campus of university of liverpool can be more standardised and put up better
- Branding can be improved
- More focus on classes and curriculum (add more lectures) as its just one year course
- I chose a student accommodation, which is around 1.5 miles from my university, but it takes around 30 to 40 minutes by walking and 30 minutes also by bus, depending upon the time of bus arrival and departure. Also, there are a lot of signals that also delay the bus, usually.
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