Engineering and Technology Access or Foundation courses in West Midlands

I really like Keele University because of it’s beautiful campus, it feels very safe and as a person living on campus I do not feel scared, within the campus. I am really happy with the campus security too which adds an extra relief for me as a student, I do however feel that the Keele Practice needs more improvement along with 24 hour service in cases of emergency. The campus is far from the main city so it does get hard to access major facilities like the A and E. I also feel that the lack of gluten free and lactose free supplies within the campus for students with intolerance or severe allergies to these food products becomes more of a burden, as a person with colitis myself and several allergies it is hard to find snacks in the co op along with food supplies to make a meal, as I said that the main city side is very far so to get access to good food supplies takes time and effort rather than just going to the co op which has limited allergy free stuff or even the campus restaurants or cafés which face the same problem. Otherwise I do not have any complaints towards staff or the teaching team, I do find it fairly satisfactory

BCUIC is located in the centre of Birmingham, the UK’s second-largest city, giving students access to a vibrant, dynamic urban environment. The cost of living — especially rent — tends to be significantly lower than in London, which can make a substantial difference if you’re budgeting for studying in the UK BCU (and by extension BCUIC) has strong offerings in creative subjects (art, design, media, fashion, etc.) as well as more traditional academic and professional courses — making it possible to suit many different interests.

Best thing is student union tries to support students by holding events , English sessions, and so on. Something I dislike is sometimes some students misbehave such as disturbing other students by making loud noise for a long time in night