The campus layout is simple, with lots of maps everywhere so you don't get lost. Staff have always been helpful and the facilities are good. The only improvement I can think of is some of the buildings have confusing layouts. Whilst they have maps of the layout in the entranceway, it can be easy to get lost - they could put the building floor plans on the Uni's app which has campus maps already on it.

This year has been 100% in-class, which has been great. My 1st year was online, and my 2nd year was blended learning, so I have enjoyed being back on campus full-time as it is easier to talk to lecturers and coursemates. It also means I have been able to attend practical classes this year, which we were unable to do in my 1st year and could only watch videos of the lecturers doing the practicals. There is a wide variety of modules to choose, and my tutor has been really helpful and supportive throughout my time at uni. I cannot think of anything that can be improved.

No

I really like the campus and the greenery. The library is impressive but feels a bit cold and eerie. I like the little shops in the students union but they could be cheaper and more affordable. I don’t like the woke political stuff there when it should be a place for everyone. The lecturers are really good but some are harder to understand if they have foreign accents. Buildings are nice and updated and have all the resources needed.

Good balance of modules and examination types. Lecturers kinda slacking for some by bringing in others to teach and you wonder what your paying for. Not too much time with tutor. Lacks support with dealing with all the reading they recommend so I’ve given up

This is quite cheap. It is very close to campus. Very nice kitchen and seating area. Wish it was even cheaper as the shared bathroom the cleaner doesn’t clean everything/do it properly. Sometimes things don’t get fixed unless you raise the issue