The agent worked around a partially navigable site, pulling the organisation's services and non-EU bachelor fees from fetched pages while leaving EU, master, and fee-subpage details unverified. The task was only partly met because the comparison with alternatives was not researched and several fee and deadline pages were never read.

• ›Homepage was a rich, fetchable summary of services, audiences, contacts, and section structure, so the core 'what they do' question was answerable from one page.
• ›Tuition data existed only in per-programme tables on the non-EU bachelor page; the EU, master, and refund subpages were linked but not read, leaving pricing coverage incomplete.
• ›The bachelor page was truncated at 100k of 186k characters and its timeline was an image, so deadlines and possibly fees were missed.
• ›The agent's claim that the April–July 2026 registration window had closed relied on its own sense of the current date rather than anything the site stated.
• ›The site's own inconsistencies (mislinked pages, duplicate staff entries, duplicate news item) made it harder to trust and explain, which the agent flagged accurately.