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Best student community in the UK, great range of activities (sport and societies), best night outs possible, prettiest library and prettiest campus, leading research center.
Great univrsity! THere's always lots of events going on
All close together so easy to get around Well equippeduo to date technology No Union club/bar
I have never used career service, hence, I cannot give an honest answer. The campus looks really nice, like Oxford's.
Lovely campus, great facilities, and an excellent offering of societies for a university of this size. The Students Union is unfortunately in a bit of a mess with a terrible building and too few people getting involved. Rated the career services three stars because I haven't used them - it's a bit silly that they make you rate everything.
WE NEED A REAL STUDENT UNION (that doesn't make Aberdeen any less-fun though!)
Student union doesn't seem to act in favour of the students
Taylor library is the best library because nobody goes there. Students tend to be disgusting as they do not know what a paper tissue is.
I like Aberdeen university it's pretty fancy and old but the library etc is extremely moderen. The clubs and bars are quite far away as it's not a central university but they're just a bus journey or 10 min taxi ride away (or walk if you can be bothered). ASV is very near which is good.
Truly horrible. The teaching was bland at best, making researchers teach students when they want to be in their labs is a terrible idea. One psych tutor legitimately shouted at me in front of my class for handing in a poor piece of work because I was ill. A mate studying a STEM degree couldn't understand half of his teachers' poor English. We don't have a real union, or a bar, we're half an hour from the dreadful city centre and the bus there costs £5 a day. EVERYTHING is grey, county-wide; and you're so isolated. The halls are actually way out in the countryside with only a Lidl close-by. The uni is decidedly run-down, very 60s. I found other students to be boringly conventional and rude too. I visited friends at other unis across the UK and the difference in student satisfaction was astronomical. Save your time and go elsewhere