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I've really enjoyed my first year at Cardiff University. I am studying Applied Software Engineering. The course is a fantastic way to help build your coding knowledge and gain the skills needed to become a software engineer without having to learn a lot of the theory that is taught on Computer Science courses. I personally didn't enjoy the theory aspect of Computer Science so this was the best option for me. If anyone else is in the same boat as me then this is the perfect course for you.
The wifi service can be difficult sometimes. The carrers services are great but i think they need to be advertised more as I only found out about most of them in my final year, such as career confident which was amazing.
Student union is amazing, the rest is all just decent
Generally a good experience on the campus even though the uni is way too much complicit with what is happening in Palestine lol
Save yourself the stress and look elsewhere.This place is not worth your money or peace of mind
Really good university for studying software engineering
WiFi is great can be tough if you’re using Linux machines
Many facilities and top expertise
Not bad but wifi is quite unstable
Cardiff University has been a fantastic experience for me as a domestic student. The campus is vibrant and welcoming, with a great mix of modern facilities and beautiful historical buildings. The library is huge and has plenty of study spaces, which is perfect for those late-night revision sessions. One of the highlights of university life here is the Students' Union (SU). It’s buzzing with energy and offers a wide range of services and events. From food outlets to bars, it’s a great place to hang out with friends. The SU also plays a crucial role in representing students' interests and offers support for academic and personal issues. As for societies, there’s something for everyone! I joined a few, including the debating society and the philosophy film club. They’ve been a great way to meet new people and explore my interests outside of my studies. The societies often host events, workshops, and social gatherings, which makes it easy to get involved and make friends.