BEST- Staff are very supportive, Union is amazing, course is well rounded and well thought out. People on campus are really friendly and the city is well suited to students as there are lots of student jobs and accommodation. WORST- The University executive attempted to implement a school merger with very little student consultation. The merger was planned and decided on before any student input was asked for. This was seemed very underhanded of the University executive. The University is currently running at a deficit but the main schools running at a deficit are not being changed or reorganised to save money, instead the executive decided to merge schools which were not running at a deficit to save the schools which are more likely to get good press.

I have a job in my field which I am due to start 4 weeks after my last classes. This course has given me numerous new job opportunities. The course was taught mainly in person where possible.

Overall I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year at this university. For those thinking about enrolling you will enjoy it im sure. I currently study history and love the course.

The facilities are very good. The gym is great but make sure that you will go regularly before you commit otherwise its a waste of 60-180 quid. Library is excellent and it has a shop on campus at reasonable prices.

Great student support. And very quick process of matriculation.

The bouncers are arrogant, unfair and judgemental. Other than that its a brilliant experience particularly in freshers week. Make sure you have ID though or it wont be fun. I also recommend a freshers band, you get better treatment.

The underground a great. High entrt fee though...for a student.

Having only joined the basketball club I can only comment on that. Its great. Costs 55 quid for the year but if you dont have a sports gym membership it will cost you 3 quid per session.

Lecturer clearly have a passion for the subject and this is evident throughout. Dr Storrs always makes lectures and tutorials interesting.

Above 80% of graduates go into employment after the first 6 months of graduating.

I live in belmont flats. The rent is far too high in my opinion. Its 610 pounds a month for a smallish room with an ensuite. Average facilitiea really. Bring some things to decorate it or it will feel like a prison. You get a single bed (its ok) a large desk (good) and large wardrobe. The wifi is horrific and cuts out frequently in the rooms furthest away. 1 and 4. You get ethernet though and thats fine.