There is a range of societies and opportunities for student life, the campus has lots of facilities and a nice feel, and there are always events and sales running.

Very engaging, all in-person, lecturers office hours are very helpful

Location - close to campus but at the bottom of 'cardiac hill'

I love the campus, it’s modern and I love the focus on nature, It’s a very green campus and it feels like it’s own world because it’s far enough away out of the main city. The worst thing might be how cliquey the uni is, especially if you didn’t go to private school or compete in a sport at a high level. Also it’s an incredibly expensive city to live and rent in. The accommodations in first year are expensive and finding student housing is a mad rush and it’s very expensive. My flat in first year, my house last year and my house this year have all gone up by £20 a week at least since i’ve been here too. It’s insane

The lecturers are fairly passionate about what they’re teaching. The workshops and labs aren’t ran by the lecturers it is generally one of the teaching assistants which are phd students and my experience with them has honestly been quite bad. They don’t have the ability to teach over a 100 people and help them all. There’s too many people in the labs for it to work properly. Also there is not many different options for modules, most of it is focused on AI or machine learning.

It’s one of the furthest away from the city which makes nights out a massive trek, when i stayed there it didn’t have much of a community feel. There is a small common room but it wasn’t ever really used. The laundry services were quite annoying and were generally quite hard to get a chance to use. The rooms and the kitchens in the actual flat are amazing. Very spacious and the kitchens are gigantic.