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I am grateful that they now have the Doctoral College.

As a past student, I didn't benefit greatly from the PhD experience.

I'd much rather have done another qualification but didn't have the money to retrain and had been struggling to get a job and so I did a funded PhD on the basis that it is better to do something rather than nothing...and it was fantastic to have something to do that also provided financial security at a difficult time. Anyway, I worked hard but, sadly, the hard work didn't pay off.

No disrespect, but I can't help but feel that perhaps PhD funding or aspects of PhD funding need a rethink as time and money are precious resources. Perhaps consider what topics and subjects are valued by employers and direct the funding to these.

I wouldn't say that the PhD was a waste of time but I am extremely relieved that I didn't fund it.

If anyone needs a good researcher then please feel free...

A vital feature and resource within Causeway Coast and Glens area. The University has a unique position and opportunity in the Borough to bring education and innovation into our area and we need to embrace this, encourage growth and provide sustenance and connection to community.

Huge opportunity for expansion and...

Fairly dull and very few facilities for those of us who have to wait on people who are doing exams (one overpriced coffee shop, an expensive Spar (with nice staff) and a nice student supplies shop)

For students it's...