Lectures are interesting. Staff are supportive. Superb location and facilities! I can’t think of any negatives!

Perfect balance of contact hours and self-directed study. Plenty of field work and opportunities to gain relevant experience

Some buildings need updating and lifts for ease of access but this is clear when booking rooms.

Worst is the low transport and move-around availability for disabled students as it is on a hill and often hard to take part in all the activities as its hard for some like myself to get there. The best are the marine master's facilities and the lectures, really love it.

The best is the vast amount of practicals that we have that prepare us for the working world. The worst is probably the small table chairs and the facilities being too small for all master students to use simultaneously (like lab or computer room) and that we need to share with the undergraduate classes or divide the class up.

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