My favourite part about Hope university is the professors as they are engaged and open to conversation; they are very supportive and make time to talk to students. The university looks very aesthetic, I love the fountains and greenery around campus; the older buildings add to that 'classic' uni feel, however some rooms could do with updates and better insulation. Overall it's a great university and I would recommend it to others.

The course is split into lectures, tutorials and seminars. I quite like that as during the lectures we get time to learn theory, which we then put into practice during the seminars. The tutorials are mostly used to help with assignments, which I think is quite useful. I liked how the lectures were taught, minding that it was just introductory topics, I am hoping that as the course goes on we will get to delve in deeper into psychology and its aspects. The tutors and professors do a phenomenal job, however, one aspect that I did not enjoy so far is group work as it lacks organisation and it's just one of those things about uni that majority of students don't like doing.

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Best campus is all close and easy to get to. Far away from the city centre and not much access to the city centre.

Taught all in lectures so very active thinking s days worth of lectures and see the lecturers a lot. Not a lot of contact with tutor however.

Fire alarms that wake you up at 7oclock on lecture days, not good! Halls good and very safe strict guest rules however. Halls are modern ish but has basic needs and good storage space.