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Daisy bank hall is quite a nice and quiet place to live in. Every single one in daisy bank is so nice and they are always willing to help you if you are in need of it. Claudia is a considerate manager here. Tesco, Lidl, Poundland and Morrison's are just 10-minute-walk away from here. People live here can hardly get overwhelmed because we can get warmth here. For example, you will receive christmas gift during holidays, drinking a cup of free tea in the tea month and get free hotdogs and pizza at the very beginning of one semester and so on. I am about to go back to China the day after tomorrow. I really spent a great time here, in Daisy Bank Hall, in Manchester, in the UK. A lovely place!
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University of Manchester is one of the top most University in the world. I learnt a lot while pursuing my masters. The professors are helpful and deliver lectures with great enthusiasm.
Everything you can expect from a decent university, however the signal is a bit bad.
Enjoying my undergrad degree experience here, found the medical school to be very helpful
Staffs are all very nice and helpful, there is a lot of online resources that assisted my learning. Lecturers are working very hard to provide a better learning experience for us, all of them are open to new suggestions of change and hope to solve problems (at least it is the case for my course which is sociology). Very good facilities.
Did not meet my expectations at all, university website not giving the whole truth
I think both school facilities and student activities are very rich, but because of the epidemic, I may not have a comprehensive understanding of it, nor have I felt it fully.
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It’s been a good experience so far.
The campus is very beautiful and the teachers are very skilled and friendly. Hope everything can back to normal soon
I spent most of my time in the dormitory because I was in the middle of the epidemic. I've only been around the campus and it's perfect for taking pictures.
The University of Manchester is generally an excellent university.
Pretty good experience overall pre-covid, not sure if this is an unpopular opinion but I think they handled covid well.
A world class university with many facilities
The university is famous all over the world and the campus is beautify.Although CoVId 19 we can’t go the the classroom and meet with our classmates, we still have virtual meeting online. The professors are very kind and willing to help you to solve your problems.
Great uni with many facilities. Excellent location Would not recommend the uni halls in owens park, rooms look like a prison cell, got to the Hulme Halls if you can!
A good university. All the teachers and students are very kind.
Actually I’ve just been to the campus once just to collect my student card , but the front gate of my uni is super cool and the environment also impressed me! Love my uni 🥰
Uni of Manchester is a very good uni and extremely professional staff. Lecturers is very professional
Good university , sh*** acommodation
Nothing special and the burocratic side is extremely slow and laid-back...
Overall experience was good. Didn't handle very well the pandemic. Offered students housed in uni halls money back bc of lockdown but ignores students in private accomodations
Great staff support and nice campus.
An outstanding university! A Russel group University in the top 5 universities in the UK, and within the top 20 of the whole world! This university truly lives up to its amazing reputation. The lecturers are passionate, professional and engaging. Everyone strives to be their best and there is a great sense of community. The university is near the city centre, so great nights out, bars, restaurants and other great things to do. The campus is also stunning.
Good vibes,fervent staff.Excellent facilities
Very good ! Hope to see you in Manchester! Keep safe!
an OCD student doing OCD program likes it
careers service are great at helping you feel prepared
As a post grad I have had a. Great experience at uni of Manchester
The University on the whole is very good. The only reasons why I didn't give it a full 5 star review is that the management structure is not aimed at caring for students, the welfare of students is consistently ignored. They do not provide adequate counselling services and the welfare in halls is abismal. The Students Union is really good, they are completely independent of the university which is rare in modern day universities. The Wifi can occasionally be closed down for a day or two when updates are being done, which is unacceptable in the new online university format. The societies also sometimes have issues with sexism and bullying, which is not dealt with properly by the AU or the university.
Would be better if the university accommodation service listened to students
I love the uni of Manchester so glad I chose here having the best time
Beautiful campus, full of students and feels quite safe. Lots of restaurants and cafés and lots of local events such as food markets and plant/homeware markets too. I use the stopford building which isn't the prettiest sadly, but has excellent anatomy resources. Food and drinks are readily available in most buildings I've been to, as is wifi. Libraries are often full, but they have computers and printers as well as books(apparently!) Medics have their own societies which are well organised. I rarely use the students union but the building has a number of food and drink places, careers and finance advice and often has events such as plant sales.
Owens park,Tree court catered hall is daylight robbery. No breakfast, cold dinner literally thrown at you because our floor is isolating.Electricity line keeps tripping and so no lunch either;We are expected to study at the end of all this ordeal. Regretting coming here
Great university academically, but when you need help with any paperwork or any other thing it could take a long time, and most time they won't help you
pretty good uni, students union is okay but there is cheating in the elections. campus is pretty, courses are good and facilities are good. UoM have also recently divested from fossil fuels and arming Israel so it's getting better.
Great university overall. You have lots of support for everything and they are quite flexible regarding problems you may have. The lectures are held in comfortable lecture theatres and the lecturers are passionate about what they teach (at least the ones I’ve experienced). The tutorial scheme is really helpful and they help you develop the skills needed for uni. All lectures are recorded so it’s okay if you miss one of if you don’t feel like going (s*** happens). The campus is big and nice to walk around and the students union is a great place to hangout. The libraries are a bit crowded but really nice (specially AliG). Really happy with my first year.
Overall great experience. Very helpful staff and good facilities.
Nice place. The classes are good. The campus is nice
The course content was good but I wished I had more contact hours. We only get around 9 or 10 contact hours. The course is very independent and sometimes there is a lack of support. My academic advisor was good but rarely communicate with me. Lecturer and tutor were mostly very qualified with some exceptions. The value for money is the main thing I can complain about. I don't believe that humanities or social sciences courses, in general, are as expensive as any other STEM courses (especially the one that requires equipment and labs). So why charging Home fee students the same? It is simply unfair.
A nice university, great facilities especially the Ally-G and staff are friendly. However there is a lack of university spirit or community I feel.
Amazing uni can't recommend enough. Anything you might need, they have. Great library, teaching staff, location, support services etc. I struggled with my mental health at the beginning and they have endless support services including group classes and independent counselling.
Not reviewing the university, just the accommodation at MSV South, which is appalling
Please fix the internet connection. Great party place!
Very cooperative and always happy to help
A very big and lively university.
it is amazing in terms of employing support.
Manchester is an excellent University and offers everything but its down to you to find it... Im here to go to lectures and then go home... that's just me. I came here for the City. Manchester is an amazing city with 100's of bars, clubs and restaurants and is amazing to explore.
Overrated. Complete lack of the support you need from tutors regarding work etc. Better off going to Salford in my opinion.
Dreadful place - avoid like the plague !!! I made a huge mistake choosing to go here....Leeds or Liverpool would have been better....my bad. Students union are useless when problems arise. When the Victorian acquired UMIST in 2004/2005 competition ended in the city and the result is a monolithic greedy body more concerned with getting punters through the door than student welfare or other. A cabal of crooks and politicians.
Uni staff are very helpful and the lecturers are all pretty good. The accommodation people are absolutely useless though.
It's a very good University, with good facilities, excellent staff and high standards. SU lacks, but is overall just okay.
University of manchester is a good university. Loads of facilities and they organize a lot of their students. Something going on every week and never boring! Sporticipate is amazing! Pretty buildings and nice volunteering projects. Would recommend studying here !
The wifi isn’t too bad. Tutors are not very supportive. Procedure orientated, very little warmth from staff apart from a couple of lecturers. Halls are disgusting, expect to see rats. Catered food is extremely unhealthy and by and large disgusting. Our canteen was shut down for 2-3 weeks to tackle the rat infestation after students spotted dead rats lying about on the canteen floor numerous times. Pastoral care is minimum if you find yourself lost or struggling in the depressing, rat ridden crack den of fallowfield don’t expect much help. If you enjoy socialising with people that drink till they can’t speak join the sports societies. Also be aware there isn’t a large diversity of students. Out of the hundreds of students I met, only two are non-private school.
Came up here from the South of England, and it's the best decision I ever made. Take my word for it, it's an amazing experience, and a great city to live and learn in.
the worst university has ever seen in my life poor program espicially dentistry, harassment, exclusion, racism, victimization intimidating staff. Be careful to not study at this university at all!!!! They fooled me and provided me with Dip instead of MSc because i raised a complaint !!!! Don't study at this University pleaseee!!!!
Its a prestigious university with a lot of history
It has all of the things you would expect from a university but its very easy to find yourself doing nothing at all, especially if you're on a course with few contact hours. The societies are dominated by sports and sports alone. But Manchester as a city is entertaining enough.
S****** accommodation of any uni I’ve ever been to, good for pastoral support but just go for private accommodation if you don’t want to pay thousands for s***.
uni is awesome live in fallowfield if your a social person
You will always find help for anything you might need, teachers and staffs are really helpful! Coffees and spaces to work are available everywhere and the city is always full of life !!!
Great, large campus with an extensive amount of clubs and societies within the students' union. High speed internet all across campus
Really friendly staff, family-like atmosphere, lots of extracurricular activities and guidance provided by staff members. Got employed immediately after graduating. SU is dissapointing and makes it hard to network with colleagues outside your school.
Pretty solid uni. Big enough that there’ll definitely be people you get on with but maybe too big that you can’t find them
Great university- would definitely reccommend
University was being renovated so a lot of facilities were old.
Lack of student diversity for all postgraduates courses under the School of Natural Sciences.
So happy with my university choice, its a really open and free thinking place and there are so many opportunities available in all aspects of student life!
Appalled with the lack of compassion from this universy
I studied for a masters degree at the University of Manchester. Given my time again I would never go back here, based on my experiences. The academics did not care one jot about my education. There were very few classes and my polite emails asking for help were ignored. I self-taught almost everything, which was extremely stressful. I actually received more help online from staff at other universities (I am not making this up!). All communication on my course had to go through the school office via their official email. As such, there were some lecturers on the course who I never saw in person. I did not feel like a student here, at all. I really regret not going to Surrey or Birmingham who have a more open and friendly approach with their students. In summary I did not receive an education at Manchester. It is a degree factory with unfriendly staff, both academic and clerical.
It was a happy time with great students and supportive staff
Best uni I have been to, I enjoyed every bit of my time there!
The learning commons and my friends at college is what makes the difference. Apart from that its okay.
Internet service is rarely patchy but that's just eduroam! The careers team are really good and thoroughly helpful, even with niche postgraduate queries for the future. The clubs and society choices are fantastic. The best part is if there really isn't something for your fancy, you can just make your own society with a clear set of goals and some helpful volunteers and the Union will back you. The SU is very good, however they are thoroughly pushing the PC vibe which not only leads to some questionable media presence but also, sometimes the actual needs of the majority of students goes out the window. In a fight to be the most politically correct voice, sometimes students are witness to some organisational blunders and some really delayed replies and points of action. All in all, lovely people though. The facilities are dated and not maintained, the tutors in the flats have power-complexes in the nicer halls, the Estates team are really hard to track down and get stuff done
I am only going to review the North Campus, the engineering section. This campus is depressing, full of old buildings and old ways of doing things. The communication between the staff and students is awful. They don't tell you anything. It's a joke. Spend your money elsewhere, avoid at all costs.
Eduroam always crashes. Apart from that the uni are always really helpful
Lovely staff Shernise from chemistry building great attitude friendly and very welcoming as well serving best coffee in town wonderful worker
the campus is well organised. sometimes the wifi is down.
University is overall a good uni
This university offers a very active student life, modern teachings..
nothing going on at students union, next to impossible to make friends in the city as its so large, so if you have a s*** flat, youre completely screwed. i even joined societies and couldnt meet anyone at all as noone is open to socialising
Amazing laboratory facilities, great people, cheap to live
The halls are shocking - broken vents and broken locks, car damaged twice in a £120 parking space, unhealthy catered food, pest infestations incl cockroaches and rats, unwilling and unhelpful reslife, shocking overcrowded library services, terrible internet that cuts out daily
Everything is available in the University however it is not easily found or known about due to lack of communication. Students Union host good events and gigs but do not expect any student academic support.
An amazing university in an amazing city there’s not much else to say
Great place to study loved every minute of my degree!
So glad i went to Manchester, great mental health facilities, beautiful libraries and best night life. You don't get much help academically but I kinda liked the independence.
it is the worse university I have been to in the whole UK and I have been to 3. They bully international students and students with disabilities. If you have a choice go to any London university -City is very nice.
Its the biggest uni in the country and gets a stupid amount of funding, they're using the money well and i feel it!!!
As an international student, this uni is amazing. Made many nice friends, met people from all around the world, enjoyed the lovely Business school... I just love the city. One downside is that the career service isn't super helpful
Great chemical engineering facilties, really passionate lecturers and extra support like office hours and video lectures are brillant
Love it here, wouldn't go anywhere else
Free wifi everywhere, the Ali G is an amazing place to study in (open 24hrs) and the student union is great for food (reasonably priced vegan options too!)
great uni , nice people , diverse students
Great place to live and highly acclaimed (for good reason) uni to study at
It was great, the libraries were amazing
Glad I got a place at Manchester. Great city to live in with lots to offer. WiFi is always fast and reliable wherever you go. The main campus and its buildings are excellent and extensive. One particular highlight is the 24hr Learning Commons where you can pull an all nighter if you need to. Not many clubs or societies which appeal to me and the Students Union is somewhat disappointing compared to others like Cardiff, but plenty of other places to go to anyway. The campus and halls are also located on a busy and reliable bus route so it’s easy to travel around. My hall (Owens Park) is appalling but I’m sure this does not apply to the rest of the university’s halls, most of which look nice.
Careers service non existent, Staff don't have an open door policy and can be quite rude and full of themselves. Every person i've asked either lacks enthusiasm or hates it, even the local students. Lots of international students, Like c.a. 4:1 ratio.
Rubbish student union. Food selection is rubbish and their food events are just cringe. The only people who go are international students. Never enough spaces to sit in the library. Where are my tuition fees going ?!!!
The University of Manchester tries hard to keep its rank as high possible, by increasing the wirk loads of the PhD students, increasing its expectations, and their stresses. There is no ear to listen to the OhD students, poor PhD supervision, very bad guide without understanding the students need. The career services just advise the international students to go back homes, the faculty is do old. The staff is not helpful not teolying your emails. Group meetings are nonsense and out of targets. They only push the PhD stufents to have outcome gor them without any guidance, and usually the students feedback are not heard. The only thing matters them is collaboration without providing details. Supervisors are chasing the students by calling them at midnight on their progresses. It was so stressful to study in such a place and hopefully this will end soon.
I have been a part of the university for over a year and I believe it has provided me with the best career advice