It's been pretty good. There's been bumps in the road along the way, but putting that aside, it's been great fun. Mainly the social side and making new friends, which I think most people would say. Also expanding on my interest for my subject too has been really rewarding for me, and I am looking forward to continuing this and starting to specialise in certain areas.

Excellent. Everything I could ever need. Very good sports facilities, a gym, a huge library with 7 floors and an observatory on the 7th floor, plenty of computers (they can be pretty full during the day sometimes but on an evening, it's usually nice and peaceful), and of course the union building which has lots of social spaces and food places. There's also a fair few cafes dotted around campus.

The lecturers and my AST are very kind and helpful, and reply to emails very quickly. Feedback could be a bit more detailed - sometimes I've had things like 'no', or 'ok' from lecturers. Single words are no good to me! They do try to get to know you as a person though, rather than just treating you like 'a student'. The counselling service is quite good, sometimes you have to wait for an appointment, but the people who work there are lovely and helpful.

The facilities in the union are fantastic. There's a nightclub that has weekly themed club nights, a bar that's open all week selling food, drink and also does karaoke, a Waterstones, a pizza takeaway, wellbeing/support and a Spar for essentials, hot food and snacks. The Union represent students very well, and are very active on social media.

It is very close to essential amenities, such as small chain and independent shops & pubs, and is very close to all university managed accommodation. However, to get to the centre it's a bus ride, and it does get costly so you have to limit how often you visit the centre.

There are loads of societies to choose from, so there's something for everyone! They're excellent for sharing interests, making new friends and having fun!

Most: The variety of content, brand new and challenging content, being assessed in various ways, enthusiasm from the lecturers and they are very friendly! Good contact hours. Least: Some content can be a bit dry, although that is to be expected as you are taught a large variety in first year, both physical and human, there's quite a high workload to get used to, some lecturers could be more enthusiastic and engaging. Not many seminars - I'd say add more, so more discussion is going on. I've had about 6 this academic year!

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At current, not much, however I am just finishing 1st year. They do hold job fairs, and later in the course there is the opportunity for work placements.

Very safe. A little expensive but good for what it is. Could be closer to the big shops.

The thing I dont like about swansea is the accommodation provided to students. The rooms are super small are very noisy. The student village is far away from the campus like a 40 min or so walk or a 10 min bus ride. The security is amazing and i suppose everyone feels safe here. Some staff members are rude sometimes but I come across such people rarely. The library has a large collection of books based on every subject and that too in super depth. Research and projects are very easy to do and wont take up much of my time. Every student is in love with the wine street because thats the place where all the clubs are.