The course is great and the lecturers are friendly and very helpful when I have questions and queries. The campus is good and I love the library. The sports centre and gym are also amazing. I wish there was more social spaces such as a common room after the campus buildings close in the evening. However, there are so many sports clubs and societies to chose from to keep you busy.

The course is taught entirely face to face. For Japanese we have lectures and seminars. For Chinese we only have lectures but the lectures are split into different skills. E.g reading/writing and speaking/listening. When you have an issue outside of class, you can contact the lecturers via email and often get a quick reply.

It was really close to the library and laundry building. It was about a 15/20 minute walk from Derwent to Aldi. It was very safe and I felt comfortable walking to and from the library at night. The internet was only slow a few times out of the whole year. When we had an issue in the flat with something not working, the accommodation office was very easy to contact via the flat landline and they responded quickly to fix the issue.

The uni itself seems alright but the student union really seems to do all the work when it comes to student satisfaction. My tutors are great and so are the facilities but I dont think I am aware of everything I can get to help me or experience wise. I also don't think that we need as many apps as we use for lessons, I think of everything was just on teams or Google classroom it would be easier but it's spread out between multiple apps and it doesn't feel very user friendly. I love the student union and the fact that the buildings are all close together.

I feel like the facilities are great but we don't really learn anything we just do assignments all the time. I was hoping we would learn more about technique or how to start your career off but it seems not.