Best aspects is definitely the social part of uni life and having the freedom in my course to study things that interest me. I think the worst aspect was that when I had a temporary disability that I sustained on campus the response was pretty terrible.

I have a lot of contact hours with my course and that works perfectly for me and allows me to have the motivation to work when I’m on campus

It was an experience definitely not the nicest accommodation but worth it

The university grounds are beautiful, lovely places to walk and chill with friends. The buildings and classrooms are sometimes outdated but it helps give the university personality. The food on campus is generally good, and the coffee is great! All the staff who work on campus are lovely as well. The university is a great place to meet new peope, and do activities that you enjoy, with the many clubs and societies there is something for everyone. The library is a fantastic place to study and they have a great choice of books both in the library and online, the library staff and very helpful as well. He library is set out great so you can chat to your friends and grab a coffee whilst working or sit in a quiet area to focus. There is alot to do and see around campus, it is easy to access whether by bus, car, park or ride. If you live close its a nice walk or bike ride. The students support has been great so far, chances to catch up with your personal advisors and places to go if you need extra help or support. Brilliant atmosphere and brilliant place to learn. But as stated before some buildings and classrooms can do with being updated as some parts look very washed out and old.

The tutors are great, they are clear and accurate with what is being taught. Always an email away if you need help. Now alot on learning is getting back to face to face it is alot better. But the online learning was as good as it can be apart from when we had to use break out rooms as they never seemed to work well or people were not engaging. The lectures are a good length and are planned well, it would be nice to not have as many breaks between sometimes. Sometimes there is mixed communication across a cohort where one class is told one thing and another class is told another but it usually resolves itself.

The university is located so it can be accessed by most modes of transport, but the buses do not always arrive on time. The park and ride is great for drivers. The car park is very expensive and not worth paying for. Norwich itself is a short bus ride or around an hours walk away is a lovely city with alot of history and great deals and activities for university students.