Keele University is quite a nice place. The campus really is a lovely, green space, the only downside being it's up a hill, but at least walking up to it builds muscle! The Student's Union is really good with notifying students of any events they're holding and that includes parties as well as gatherings for crafts or new volunteering opportunities. We also get weekly emails about global and employability opportunities from the University itself as well as updates from the Vice-Chancellor regarding any world events that impact us - we had on-time Covid-19 updates, which I really appreciated. I really feel the University cares about its students. I especially love the library, which is big, full of individual and group study spaces, where we have access to IT labs full of computers and where we can take out not only books, but also laptops on loan. Of course not everything is perfect - I enjoy that all of our lectures are recorded and we can access them online, but the system isn't always updated, some lecturers still struggle with the switch to online teaching and not all are as approachable as I'd like them to be. But they do reply to questions asked by email in a timely manner and are helpful for the most part. I would especially recommend this university to anyone who's going for life sciences - Keele University has good laboratories which, while may not have enough equipment for everyone to use at the same time, still own enough instruments for each student to be able to have a hands-on experience with any and all instruments they are being taught about.

Forensic Science is arguably the best course at Keele University, with the course content being covered at the same time via lectures and during laboratories, making it easier to remember the content and familiarize ourselves with it. I'd argue that the spectroscopy modules could be worked on, as this is already a difficult study area, but overall the course is great and I would recommend it to anyone interested in working in forensics.

Very enjoyable & I love it

Very good, especially the library

Nightline shutdown :(

Very welcoming

The station is quite far. We need a station in Newcastle.

Good variety

The tutorials are helpful, but some lecturers could be better

Only in first year; I don't really know

Pricey but good with security etc.