Queen's University of Belfast Reviews
Newest Review: ... and The School of Computers and Electronics) which has resulted in class clashes and other problems that were quickly sorted out after a number of students complained. The university has recently joined the Russel Group which is universities within the UK which are rewarded for their outstanding research, this is good for Queens graduates as the university looks good on their CV. The servies that the university provides are: Online notes: all notes are posted online so that if they miss a class they can catch up easily. Personal Tutor: this is someone who helps you settle into university life and is there in case you need any questions... more
Customer Queen's University of Belfast Reviews (1)
by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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I never was really interested in studying at University but because of the credit crunch I found it very hard to find employment coming out of school, and then the acceptance letter came and I thought I might as well give it a go. I decided to study Business Information Technology, which is basically half a business degree and half a computers degree. This was a great degree to study though I have found there is poor communication between the two schools (The School of Management and The School of Computers and Electronics) which has resulted in class clashes and other problems that were quickly sorted out after a number of students complained. ... Read the complete review
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