Positives: I do love how spacious the campus is and how each of the buildings have their own space where you can get some quiet time if you need to or just to take a break. Outside, there are plenty of spaces that you can sit on if you wanted to get some air instead.Also that a lot of the buildings are close enough that you don't really have to travel much of a distance. Another positive is that the university isn't far from where I am currently staying in so it's only around a 5 minute walk to get to the main campus. It's also not too far from the city centre so you can just walk if you were craving a certain food or want to hang out with friends. The support in place for students can be easily accessed which is nice. Improvements- I will say that it is important that before you get your timetable, it's a good idea to get a sense of where everything is on the campus. Even the specific facilities that you'll mainly spend most of your time in during your studies, it's good to get a sense of where you'll need to go because sometimes the directions are too clear.

Since I do Games Production, a lot of what you learn are things that you'll benefit more from if you spend your time outside of your scheduled lessons on them since you learn better when you actually practise. All the materials are available online as the lecturers are quick to upload them and are very helpful when you need things like feedback on your projects or some advice. Considering the type of course it is, you will have a fair amount of work to do which is expected considering its preparing you for the games industry. Majority of your learning will take place in person but there will be a few instances where you'll do online learning.

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The help you get from teachers are amazing & it really helped me as mature student.

Most lectures are online so you could check in your own time & incase you get stuck at anything teachers are easy to approach. Absolutely love the whole course.

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