It’s a great place to study thanks to their incredible lecturers and amazing facilities to use for study, such as the massive library and the siz. However, the on campus accommodation can be improved as they seem to be older and not renovated much, they do very well for a year of living however. The student is a great place for work and to socialise with affordable prices for students. With weekly SU events, you’ll always have a chance to show off your other side.

My course requires a lot of modules which is split into a lot of hours during the week. However, the teaching quality is great, interactive and mainly consists of presentations and group work as that’s what marketing is about.

I spend £200 a week for my accommodation. This is a great value for money as this is a catered one. This means money is loaded into my student card every day of the week. The room is very spacious compared to others, the showers and bathroom facilities are great as well. It’s located next to the laundry place which makes it a lot easier to do washing. The downside is that the kitchen catered rooms get in their flats are small which isn’t great if you have the motivation to cook a great meal one day and don’t have enough room to do so. Overall, it’s a great place to live for a year or so until I find my own place

I liked the blending learning as we can still see people but also see our lecturers face to face (only September to December). The downside was the lack of student life due to the COVID restrictions. They’ve done the best they could in the situation we had.

The library has a good selection of books for our course as well as being able to book individual rooms and computers

We have individual tutors - we have termly appointments but we are free to book one at any time. We also have drop ins with our course leader, and the mental health team.

Blended learning at the moment - 4/5 hours on line (Microsoft Teams) and the other 4/5 are in pre-recorded lectures

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There is a career team who we are free to meet at any time.

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