Best aspect is that the university feels more like a home away from home. Provided with everything you need and more with great support from tutors. Homely feel due to size of the new university. Worst aspect is that the campus is small and doesn’t provide on-site sport hall, being a smaller university it’s hard to get numbers for certain sports teams meaning the university can’t compete in everything that some people might want to do. Limiting the amount of people that would attend

Contact with lecturers is amazing, always on hand when needed, having a lot of facilities that can push development and they’re always supportive of things you want to try that will aid your future aspirations. There could be more in terms of work placement and internships, often being told we have things coming but they never end up doing anything. More opportunity to be put out into the industry would be appreciated

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It’s the university of the future, same timetable everyday, so you can build a routine and schedule around it. You feel more like a person than just a number, unlike other universities. They get to know you personally. There are also so many career opportunities and social events throughout the blocks.

There are no exams, just coursework and the course is very practical so you are learning skills that make you more employable. Being taught by industry professionals, people who have work in careers you want to work in. I am an AM student (9am - 1pm) everyday or can be a PM student (2pm - 6pm). We have Digital Wednesdays where we work from home.