Campus and facilities are brilliant. You have anything you want to have on campus- from coffee shops and places to eat to beautiful places to relax between classes. I think AUSA could do better in supporting Eastern European students and all the counselling/ mental health resources should consider employing more qualified staff as student depression should not be taken lightly.

In-person courses have been amazing so far with tutors that are still in practice or recently retired. Helpful to see the practical side of studying law. Most of the tutors are exceptionally kind and helpful. However, the teaching content can be improved by reconsidering some of the topics and assessments to encompass more up-to-date office work rather than simply filling in forms.

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The campus is beautiful while still having everything you could need and want. The lectures are informative as well as attention grabbing. The support and help in every aspect of uni life is amazing.

All of the course except for assignment help lectures are in class. The assignments are manageable and the workshops and practicals are aimed at helping with skills needed to do well in the assignments as well as going over feedback.

Well looked after. Broken items within the halls are fixed quickly or replaced by porters. Not a far walk to campus.