Whats your college course and why do you love/hate it?

Caireann

Is it the subjects, students, teachers, the after college oportunities and possibilities it will create? Whats your opinion?

Ruski

Doing applied maths and physics. I just like maths. Nothing to hate.

MissRealist

Pharmacolgy. Love it! Good class of people, generally solid set of lecturers - some are great, none are completely hopeless. I personally love our lecture topics but hey I'm a big geek And the opportunities for graduates are some of the sturdiest in the country right now
Win win...

Scatterbrain

Philosophy, and I'm absolutely smitten with it.
The lecturers are (more or less) all lovely, and the department's got a good international reputation (notably in the field of Phenomenology).
All in all, a very interesting and enjoyable course, populated by an entertaining mix of slightly demented students.
Good luck finding a job after it, though!:rolleyes:

The one complaint I have against it, at the moment, is that there's a Philosophy of Music module being run and it's not listed as an option on the Philosophy programme, but only as a music course. Injustice!

dr gonzo

Doing single honours Archaeology myself and love it. Lecturers are great, module subjects are generally well chosen, very few cores so a lot of options to play around with, lot of opportunities within the dept too for those that want a little more experience in certain areas. All round good atmosphere and good fun. Absolute waste of time in terms of a job however but thats another story entirely.

chris139ryan

doing food science and im loving it even though there are a few very tough modules.

mk1600

And the opportunities for graduates are some of the sturdiest in the country right now
Win win..

Just out of curiosity what type of opportunities do you think there would be for a would there be for pharmacology student

Riveta

Nursing undergrad and sociology masters come september!