Great people such as staff and students and Belfast is a great student city.

Its a great course blend, making first year easy to adapt to, with many different methods of teaching

Very expensive, but great facilities and very modern in some places.

The smaller courses create a great opportunity for a tight knit community and there are lots of clubs that are available to make friends. However lots of the clubs because they are student run can be very disorganized and it can be hard to find the people that you really gel with. Academically the classes vary but most are engaging without being impossible to pass and the teachers can be very understanding when students have trouble with material and assignments.

The archeology department is quite small and encourages lots of time and community between course mates of all levels. The department holds a number of events such as movie nights and guest lectures to allow students to interact. The classes are tough but the material is very engaging and the assignments are given in a timely manner to allow for adequate work to be completed.

Communal spaces are sometimes too small and Residential Assistants do not engage with students to help solve disputes. But the rooms are nice and clean upon arrival and so long as hall mates communicate their needs it can be a great experience.