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There should be more events like on campus concerts, competitions, quiz and spelling bees and food events. What I like about Huddersfield is the support they give us. Also the teachers and the facilities are amazing.

The good majority of the lecturers are very knowledgeable in their fields and the campus always looks amazing, but if I had to complain about one thing as an international student it would be the cost of tuition going up every year. It felt very unfair to start at one price just for it to be bumped up the next year and for them to also be laying off lecturers right before the first semester of second year started, creating a lapse in expertise and variation of our modules

The university of Liverpool offers many extra curricular opportunities which aid in growing career prospects and my course offers many interesting modules with inspiring guest speakers

Derby has many facilities and is a great location to travel between Birmingham, Nottingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Lake District, Peak District, and many other things. Derby has many amazing hospitals and a great cost of living. Every city has good and bad aspects; even in the university sector, the area sometimes doesn't feel safe.

The best aspect of uni is the community. Because of how small it is, it's easy to meet people and create bonds that inspire you to grow as a person. The worst aspect is the accessibility. It's on quite a steep hill, and it's difficult for disabled people to get around as easily.

It's a small university which means smaller classroom and more personalised support with assignments. Improvements could be made for social support.

Specifically as a student at the Guildford school of acting I love being able to mingle with regular uni students who aren’t part of the small GSA community. The green spaces are great and you can access london easily by train.

University has provided myself and my peers with incredible support, offering us resources and clear communication in regards to any issues we have faced during our time studying so far. The library offers a range of study spaces such as group study, individual study, silent study and the opportunity to book private study rooms, which i have used in the run up to presentations with other students. Only improvement I feel necessary is the cost of products in the Campus co-op. As someone who gets minimum student loan, has expensive rent and has to balance study and part time work, the campus shop lets me get food between lectures and on my way to work, however I find it is a bit pricey.

First and foremost, I felt really resourceful to study at USW, especially with my course leader and all other lecturers. The university is located in such a calming spot, and it really helps my life here. I have gotten plenty of guidance and support from the immigration and student advice team as an international student.

The support and advice from lecturers is the best around, you couldn’t ask for a better set of staff to support you in your Nursing Degree, I’ve managed to excel during my course because of this. Maybe offering more food stalls and a greater options for food whilst on campus.

I love to study at Middlesex as it’s beautiful university to be honest and the staff are really helping us to achieve our goals. Thank you!

The campus is located in the city centre, close to many places to go for necessities and to explore as a student. However campus is not that exciting as the main building looks very dull from the outside. An attempt to make campus look better was adding colourful bright lights after dark. I want to be made to feel excited when coming to study and I am sure other students would agree with me.

It's a good place, but my only problem is commuting to campus everyday and the fact that the library isn't 24 7 currently makes this pretty uncomfortable, also some of the the school computers do need fixing but overall I have nothing else to say

It is a very good university, and I have no complaints. The services are all good, some of the buildings are slightly older and run down but otherwise the services are good. Nice campus and surrounding area, good student support.

Beautiful and green campus only a 15 minute walk from the city centre where there is all the pubs, clubs, cafes and shops you could need as a student. Interesting course content and expert lecturers mean you get a great education. Main draw back is the cost of accommodation and distance from cheaper supermarkets - not good for students on a budget. Because of this, there is also a culture of snobbery among the wealthier students, however this can be avoided by choosing lower cost accommodation and the right friends.