Intense but unforgettable so far. Accommodation is overpriced but unforgettable. Lecture facilities could be modernized, although the book selection is unbeatable. Students Union, a necessary presence but not very involved.

Really interesting subject matter, although sometimes a little too much work due to the eight week term structure but aside from this, lots of academic support. Living and eating arrangements are fantastic in addition to sports facilities and there is lots of funding and consideration of well being. The collegiate system really lends itself to being able to socialise, make friends and try new things and is in place so that students don’t have to consider too many other issues when dealing with the considerable workload. As I am an ab I too student, I have studied Spanish from scratch and found that there is plenty of support to enable my progression up to an a level standard, with a variety of classes and speaking lessons to help me improve my language abilities, which I also work on alongside stufy of film and literature, meaning I engage simultaneously with culture. The online learning hasn’t been ideal and at times I would’ve needed classes and meetings in person in order to fully engage and be interested in the subject matter, however given the circumstances the university and departments tried as hard as possible to enable our studies to be in person so that we can experience a year as normal as possible.

Lots of libraries and every single possible academic book. Good equipment availability. Good eating and living arrangements due to collegiate system

Access to mental health support via college or college chaplain. Each student has personal tutor and director of studies to consult if issues arise

Lots of supervisions (1 on 1 or 2 on 1) classes and only a few lectures. Lots of language classes

10

Lots of networking opportunities and good careers service.

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