Finished first year maths at a Russell group uni
Before I begin, yeah, this is dependent on course and the specific Uni.
For my own experience:
Good amount lectures= wtf.
Literally, 50 minutes of some of them rambling as if there were trying to answer what the meaning of life is, beat around the bush, completely confusing the audience about what the topic was in the first place
e.g, During an ''explanation'' of the image of a set X is f(X), which is a subset of the codomain Y etc etc nearly everyone I spoke to afterwards thought the lecturer was speaking about some new, advanced, never taught before math topic.
When in fact, it was something we have known since school in bloody year 7 and ever so slightly expanded on (mapping elements from the domain to the codomain)
Atm, I am revising vector spaces.
*Looks at notes*
Repsonse: wtf.
*Looks at a youtube video based on the topic which is only 5 minutes*
Response: *light bulb above head is on*
etc
Anyway, I found that school teaching was a lot better. In fact, I have spoken to sixth form teachers who could teach university maths better than the uni itself. Of course, just my own experience.
So question is, how do you find University teaching and how is it for your subject compared to school/sixth form?