Hi! Thanks for the feedback that’s really helpful :)

Hi, that’s exciting! I believe it was just for the school of medicine I’m afraid :( though it might be worth contacting the school of nursing and see what they offer :)

Lancaster university is decent in general in my opinion, it’s constantly growing too. I can’t remember what the Arab population is like but it’s quite diverse so I’m sure you’ll find a few people :)

Don’t worry too much about that in terms of colleges and pick what’s best for your course just conscious it’s hard to predict what flats will be like. That being said i would probs avoid townhouses if you’d prefer something quieter. Grizedale dale might be one to avoid with it being quite social and cartmel/Lonsdale could be a shout as they’re out of the way too :)

I’m afraid not sorry :(

Hi, I believe it’s changed like after my year it was tiered based on household income :)

Hi, you’re right there’s multiple campuses. This one is the sunderland city and sunderland St Peter’s campus :)

I believe the management school were good but I’m not too sure about project management, apologies :/ I did Biochemistry. One of my flatmates did management and he seemed to like it :)

Hi, I’ll reach out to the team and have a try :) I no longer work with accommodation services so it may not be possible

Great question! The auscultation should be directly on the skin, it could be done either by putting the stethoscope under the skin or having the shirt off. I just wanted to keep mine on 😅😊

Do you have the stations? I would rehearse them pretty much

Hi, I’m not familiar with Cranfield or too familiar with the management course😯 I know Lancaster is ranked quite highly for management. In terms of ROI it’s very personal, I guess that’s more down to what job you do after attending uni :)

Hi, what form is this?

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 the sunderland medicine one 😭 it’s asking for roles do I just list them

It’s changed this year I think

Ahhh, I'm not too familiar with the form if things have changed. Make sure you're fully addressing the questions :) I can't say much about it because its a part of the application sorry :/

The maths test was fine only needed GCSE knowledge for most part. I can’t actually remember much from it but thiiiink there was an on screen calculator. Pretty much as it says on the tin tbf I just used my experience to answer the questions. Sorry I can’t say much about it because it’s a part of the application and it also might have changed since I did it :)

Hi Danish! :) I’m afraid that i’m no longer in Lancaster but I’m im more than happy to answer any questions!

Ooo I can’t remember, though all colleges are within a 10-15 min walk away from pretty much anything on campus. I’d say look at the types of colleges and accommodation. If location is very important I’d have a quick look on maps if I was you :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 ok thank you

Nw :)

It’s great, I’m enjoying it. It’s also close to Newcastle. The interview process was odd because it was on teams (COVID restrictions) but other than that it was fine :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 thank you for replying..glad to know you are enjoying there ..do they ask for proof of work experience during interview??

They probably can ask for proof, I'm unsure of they contacted my experiences :)

Accommodation? You search Sunderland University accommodation and I believe it’ll ask you to register. Once you do you’ll get options for the types of accommodation and you just apply there. I can’t remember the deadlines but I’d check the site that should have all updated info :)

Hi over my degrees I’ve worked jobs such at cafes, SUs, accommodation services and I have also worked at McDonald’s :)

The bed sheets were brought, not provided :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 thanks for the info! I'm from abroad, so I bought them on Student Essentials 👍🏻

Thats ok :) Glad you got it sorted!

I applied in the summer of 2nd year (going into third)

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Thank you :) ahhh where are you based now? I was meaning to but was worried I would make a mistake with the names, if I get time I may split it into a few videos (sort of how I did the library ones) with it being a bit long my laptop was struggling to edit it as one long video 😯 I will be putting a brasenose accommodation tour video up soon. Before I left Oxford I tried punting, was harder than I expected 😯

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 Thank you Saif - most kind. After retiring from my academic position, my late wife, who was a ' Kiwi ' wished to retire to New Zealand. With the sale of our Oxford property, we were able to buy a very fine, large and private property within some beautiful rural views. I returned to Oxford every other year until recently, but keep in touch with my academic interests through colleagues and various academic websites. I still buy most of my books from Blackwell`s :) You have now left Oxford you say ?? Then I do hope it made a good impression on you, and I wish you well with your future studies and anticipated career - super !!!!!

New Zealand - wow, that's quite a journey! 😯 I wonder how much Oxford has changed since you started. Yes, I've left and I'm continuing with my medical studies in Sunderland. Ah, Blackwell's; I sort of bounced between places. I did most of my work at the Brasenose library since I was part of that college. It also tended to be much quieter. I hope to stay in touch with the research group. The work was exciting. I wanted to maximise my access card, so I visited all the colleges and I'm glad I did. We even managed to get to the top of the Magdalen tower, which was great :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 Mmm, yes, I began my undergrad years in the mid 1960`s - and the classic buildings were all pretty grey and dirty back then. The major change that was occurring at the time ( and continued for some twenty five years ) was the educational requirement for all colleges to become bi-gender - all male colleges to admit female students, and all female colleges to admit male students. It was a process that faced stiff, and sometimes quite vocal opposition. There are a number of colleges that have been established since then, and of course the huge and important expansion of the medical research facilities, which are world class :) Regrettably, I know very little of Sunderland, either the university of the city. Thank you for responding Saif - it has been most rewarding :)

Ah yes, we heard about people carrying out at a funeral for the college which is insane 😯 They’re building exciting new things for the biosciences, we were in a temporary building and the lab were quite excited about the new building😯 lancaster was great, that uni start in the 1960s I believe. Sunderland is also a new I believe it got university status in the 1990s. The city is not too bad, close to Newcastle and much cheaper than Oxford. The course is amazing and the staff are really nice 😊

Not particularly, though you graduate with your colleges and have an end of year “extrav” party which each college hosts :)

Not particularly I believe there were some issue with some SU statement at some point but other than that I haven’t heard of anything

For first year we had a Jan summative written exam,. In summer we had 2 summative written exams and 2 OSCE days. There were also some some coursework things called SSC :)

Thank you :)

Thank you very much! :)

Thank you! :)

Thank you very much for that and for your feedback, it's really helpful for future videos. I'm also glad it brought back memories :) Ooo thats so interesting! I have limited understanding of medieval history but i'm wanting to learn more. I've recently been learning about the byzantines and ottomans which I have enjoyed :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 Thank you Saif, you are indeed most welcome. I have limited understanding also - of biochemistry - one does tend to specialize, for better or worse, although, over the years I have made significant efforts to broaden my general knowledge of many aspects of life :) I have also had an abiding interest in those we call polymaths, individuals who are intellectually capable of embracing wide and diverse interests to an extraordinary depth of understanding - such brilliant minds !!!!! Anyway, once again, very well done, and I offer my encouragement for your future studies :)

I'm trying to do the same, it nice to get away from the same thing sometimes. I want to learn more languages but for now I'm learning python (and maybe R for stats). Some of the PhD students in the labs recommended it. I find filming and youtube fun too. Its hard to focus on one thing, many students on this programme seem to know exactly that topics they want to research into but I'm sort of dabbling everywhere 😯

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 Thank you Saif - I do appreciate you taking the time to respond. I completely understand your comments regarding focus and areas of research. Over many decades, and with the additional help of advisors, PhD students,and so on, I was able to guide many an uncertain undergrad into those areas of study or research that would be of most value towards their desired degree. I think it would be fair to say that most students, especially in their initial years are able to tap into an enormous amount of support and relevant research material today than ever before - digital resources alone have had a dramatic effect in accessing essential core material - and will only continue to improve :) So sorry, that this video has only been viewed 69 times - it deserves far more :)

You're welcome and thank you for your time too! Thats ok! Views behave quite odd and are very much influenced on what the algorithm decides to promote. I had a similar video that had very little views for a while but then took off months later so who knows. In the grand scheme of things, as long as the people that are viewing my videos are happy, I am :) The channel seems to be getting more views incrementally, trying to make small improvements per video, its quite an interesting learning experience :)

It depends where you’re being taught, Panns is about 10 mins from city campus and St Peter’s campus. Clanny is about 10 mins from city but quite far from st peters. You can get the SU minibus from either to uni for free with your campus card

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 okh thank you bro ..sorry for responding too late ..and could you please give me your insta I'd or mail I'd ..I want to talk about something bro ..

Hi, don't be sorry, thats ok! My socials are linked in my video descriptions :) I monitor these a lot more if you want a speedier reply but if its private then you're more than welcome to message the instagram :)

@@mohammedsaiffarooq7971 ok that's great ..bro actually I'm unable to find any student accomodation in Sunderland 😟 ..is there any way that you can help me in this.. I really need some help bro

Hi, are you in first year? I would contact accommodation services to check if they have any spare they usually prioritise first years I believe. Your second bet is to contact Sunderland SU for advice on housing etc. There are also private letting places that do student accommodation in sunderland I believe (the SU should be able to help with this). Hope it all gets sorted!

The courses aren’t taught in the colleges but Fylde and Furness are closest to the engineering building. That being said they’re all within a 10-15th min walk away. People more pick colleges because of the social aspects etc

Hi, thank you :) It depends, I believe Panns is two but I'd double check online :)

Anyone here coming to Sunderland this September for bsc ?

@@cyberam3386 hii bro ..I'm coming to Sunderland in September ..

@@kikkusharma1111 is it for BSC computer science 3 years degree ?

It’s not toooo bad, my cohort got an accommodation scholarship which made things easier. I’ve worked part time jobs, in my first year I worked a 16 hour a week job. I’ve significantly reduced that this year. Some students have taken a year or so out to save up, some saved up in their previous degree. You can still apply for a maintained loan but that’s means tested 👍

Yep, I’d you search sunderland university accommodation you’ll find the university accommodation portal. The price may have changed since I applied but it’ll be updated on the website :)

(I got into Panns recently / my offer got accepted so this is what I know) The pricing changes a bunch, but currently at the time writing this; a river view at Panns costs about 92-94w which is the equivalent to 3.6-3.7k for 40w / full contract! Prices still may change though Hope this helps :D

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

How was your osce

Yep, hope it went well :) Have my 2nd year OSCEs on Thursday and Friday and I've sort of gone off track oops 😬

Thank you man :) Glad to hear!

I agree, it’s great 👍

Hi! I would contact Gateway for more details on this. I would personally recommend university accommodation, I know Clanny house is popular for international students :) The university managed accommodations are not too far from the uni

Ooo thanks for letting me know :) That’s very helpful 😄

Hi, I’ll try and organise for this 👍

You can pick a couples flat if you wish to live with your wife. Or, if you’d like to live in other uni accommodation and have more flat members, you may be able to request the same flat but different rooms.

You get the choice when picking accommodation. You usually get allocated your preferred college unless it’s overfilled :)

Nice, thank you very much for that :) Hoping to make more of these videos over time

Apologises for the delay, it’s like GCSE. How did you find it?

Hi, it’s nothing that’s beyond GCSE maths really. I would just make sure I can rearrange equations and be familiar with simple calculations :)

I guess I’d say Scotia Quay, it’s ensuite and around £90 per week you can also get a river view. There is a refurbished Panns bank flat, that’s great and worth considering but costs a bit more than scotia Quay. There is also private accommodation but I would personally recommend staying in uni accommodation for the first year.