University of Zimbabwe (UZ)

It was a teacher and student, and student to student environment, where you would learn about professionalism, as much as to instill knowledge and wisdom to the students. Philosophy, psychology we learnt about child development, socialisation. How to deal and relate the different people and races above the earth, in schools as we teach. How to adapt given environment, public speaking, computer science we learnt, National strategies we learn. Health and life skills was shared above all.

Courses taught during my undergrad studies in Agriculture were insightful and quite useful when I got employed. Thsy didn't likit me to the agricultural sector. Staff at the faculty of Agriculture were amazing and everything there was geared towards making the student's life easier, enjoyable whilst also enriching the student. The life of a student in that faculty is balanced.

The worst experience you can get at the university is from the Business School. I decided to go back to the university to get an MBA. Worst mistake of my life. If you're thinking about it, don't do it. The courses offered are interesting and eye opening but academic support staff are terrible. The professors are alright. Staffers at business school are terrible, they don't respond to emails or communicate important information. When they do, sometimes they opt to do it through third parties which sours the entire experience. I don't recommend studying an MBA from UZ

University of Zimbabwe as an institution provides best courses that suits areas of study. After every 4 years the University engage into a survey in as many companies as possible to find areas of concern inorder to produce student with best qualifications for any post in any organization.

The courses could do with some improvement in relation to matching up with current technology but otherwise the lecturers are really dedicated and the campus has a great learning environment