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I do not regret coming to study at the University of Aberdeen. I totally recommend.
Im so far enjoying uni life and Aberdeen was definitely the right choice for me:)
Great place to study, has great variety of courses and staff are so helpful and friendly. There is many events with the student union and with societies/clubs etc for you to participate in and make friends!
University of Aberdeen was my first choice from the start and I was right! It is an amazing university that provides a lot of opportunities!
Academic teaching well delivered with loads of extra curriculum activities. In the heart of Aberdeen and not far from city centre activities for weekend entertainment
Positives: library is really modern and amazing to study in, the number of international students is really high which makes meeting people from all over the world really easy. Negatives: If you want to study business at this uni: don't, business school is an absolute joke and uni doesn't seem to care. The city is very small, grey and there isn't much going on (besides society events). It's also not bike friendly.
Great university to go to! Really prestigious and honourable!
Good University, very helpful staff.
Good university, lacks a good social atmosphere so it’s easy to become a recluse. But lectures are typical helpful
The uni really has everything that you could expect. It’s a fairly classic setup, it’s not boring and it’s conducive to a classic uni experience. There’s lots of things to do it’s just a matter of exploring. The student union also send endless emails so it’s impossible not to know what’s going on.