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Covid-19 Response
- QUARANTINE PROVISION:
- Not yet specified
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- Open day on 2nd Oct & 23rd Oct.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Large group lectures will be moved online for semester 1, but there will be teaching groups on the campus of around 30 people in size. Students will also be taught in subject bubbles to help contact tracing.
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7 Electronic & electrical engineering reviews at Birmingham City University
Computer Networks, BSc Hons
It's very good as it has all the equipment you need for the course and nice tutors
Computer Networks and Security, BSc Hons
So far good course, some tutors aren't the best and obviously would much rather not be there, even getting other tutors to take lectures/seminars
Computer Networks and Security, BSc Hons
Sound Engineering and Production, BSc Hons
Absolutely love it
Music Technology, BSc Hons
I am very satisfied by course in this University. The best thing during the studies is Birmingham Conservatoire. You can find a lot of professional musicians there and ask to record them. All the studios with the latest technologies and facilities is very useful and easy to get access there.
Film Production Technology, BSc Hons
A very informative and practical course. I've been studying for a few weeks and feel like my tutors are skilled enough to help me find my place in the industry. Technology is modern and the facilities are spacious.
Film Production Technology, BSc Hons