Business Management Studies

Yes. University College London does have enterprise and entrepreneurship support facilities for its students. Students have an opportunity to develop their entrepreneurial skills and startup ideas with the help of workshops and events hosted by experienced entrepreneurs. Those who are pursuing research-based courses have access to entrepreneurship training for doctoral students and early career researchers (SPERO), which consists of 5 workshops for MRes and doctoral students. The University also provides for a Hatchery startup incubator that is a dedicated startup space. Students can have access to all the facilities of BaseKX, a dedicated mentor, monthly meetings with an experienced entrepreneurship advisor, office hours with lawyers, accountants and expert facilitators, networking opportunities with angel investors and venture capitalists, etc. The University does a brilliant job of providing entrepreneurial support.

Typically, the space designated for studying biosciences has all the necessary equipment such as laboratory benches, microscopes, and smart boards needed to promote learning from an academic aspect as well as a practicum perspective. Infrastructure is typically enhanced with specialised laboratory rooms for specific bioscience areas such as molecular biology, genetics, and biochemistry, as well as, at times, clean rooms and cold storage for samples. Often, colleges provide students with access to research centers, greenhouses, and animal houses for engaging in hands-on activities. There will also frequently be some combination of Wi-Fi availability, projectors, and simulation tools in a modern setup. Overall, the space will be an engaging and collaborative environment for students and bioscience educators to engage with experiments, engage in collaborative exercises, and develop real-world skills. In these cases, a college's reputation usually means it has a more advancements approach to doing biosciences and has made the learning experience more student-friendly.

The infrastructure at Chandigarh University is impressive and student-friendly. The campus is very large, with green spaces, gardens, and clean walkways. Academic buildings are modern and well-maintained, with well‑equipped labs for practical learning. The Knowledge Resource Center stands out with its huge book collection, digital resources, and quiet study areas. Hostels are comfortable, and food courts offer variety. The campus also includes sports complexes, gymnasiums, and auditoriums for events. For daily needs, there are SBI, HDFC, Punjab National Bank, and ICICI ATMs. Health facilities include a hospital and dispensaries. There are also buggy services that help students travel across the campus.

The Psychology infrastructure at Chandigarh University is highly student-centric and industry-aligned, with spacious classrooms equipped with modern teaching aids and labs that provide practical experience in psychological testing and counseling. Students have access to specialised labs such as Digital Reaction Time, Depth Perception, and Human Maze Learning apparatus, allowing them to conduct experiments under supervision. The university also maintains seminar halls for guest lectures, workshops, and experiential learning sessions, while counseling rooms and therapy spaces simulate real-world clinical settings to help students gain hands-on exposure. Combined with a well-resourced library and collaborative spaces, the infrastructure supports both academic and professional development, preparing students for careers in mental health, research, counseling, and human resources.