More open study spaces around campus, rather than only having tables and chairs in the library

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The location is ideal with the city centre being only a 5 minute walk away. There are plenty of really lovely coffee shops near by to grab caffeine in-between classes or stop for lunch. The campus itself is quick and easy to navigate with buildings being really well signposted for the most part. The student union offers free breakfast for all students (Monday to Friday) in order to help in the current economic crisis. Even if this was not the case, the food offered if extremely well priced and tastes great. The main library has different floors to accommodate different study types (group, quiet, silent etc) so you can find somewhere that suits how you work best. The library has also great facilities such as bookable rooms, the ability to reserve textbooks etc. My only criticism would be any online teaching aspects. In person classes are normally recorded and released later that day. Quite often there is errors where the video won’t have recorded properly or there is sound issues, however lecturers are often quick to find a way to fix this issue such as uploading the lecture from a previous year instead.

I have only just switched to this course but so far have really enjoyed the content. All the lecturers have been really helpful when I’ve needed more advice or extra support

I loved the ease of student halls. All Dundee accommodation has en-suites which is super handy and kitchens are a really good size for the number of people in a flat. I wish that halls were cheaper but I feel this applies at almost every university. Additionally, I wish there was a “common room” or “social space” in each accommodation to mix with other students more.