Best aspects of my Uni experience is that I get the opportunity to live away from home and experience adult life first hand. It offers me good insight into what the future holds. Howere, this is the best and worst, because it can get stressful and lonely at points. But support is always the best resource.

Best aspects are that I can easily learn remotely, being very flexible when it comes to accessing the content needed. I also enjoy the staff, they are very open to support their students and they do a very good job at it. The only aspect I do not enjoy as much is how some deadlines for my modules are divided, for example this year our portofolio was split into three submission dates, whereas last year it was only one submission date. I did find it easier with only one submission date because then I had all the content learnt and I could just focus on doing the assignment, not study at the same time.

I like that they are very accessible and covenient. Easy to get to and from lectures, as well as providing experience for what living alone in the future will be like. However, the quality is not the best and appliances get broken quite often, especially in the communal areas like kitchens. Therefore, it comes down to staff to resolve these issues, and they have not always been the best at it. Especially, moving in, there were no cleaners to prepare the flat for our ariving, resulting in all the mess from the previous tenants to be cleaned by us. Definetely, a very unpleasant situation, ended up cleaning for 6 hours just to get the flat decent.

Hallam is a great place to study as they offer a variety of courses and have many facilities and buildings for your education. An improvement could be regarding the timetable as some lessons have a large gap in between them, which may result in students leaving early in the day and not attending the second lesson.

There is a good balance of in class, online and independent study however it is sometimes hard to get in touch with lecturers especially during busy periods.