The health sciences library is really good for those who do a science course. Its really big and has tons of different choices for books you need. I particularly like the individual study areas and the choice of desk spaces makes it comfortable to work in. Before applying to the university do lots of extracurricular activities so you have interesting things to speak about in an interview.

The University has a welcoming and safe feel. The libraries are open and always clean and warm, a great place to get your head down and study when you need to or if you just want a quiet place to go. The campus is within great walking distance of the city with plenty of shops. There is plenty of student support and websites to support you when struggling or if you need a simple question answering. Sometimes the uni can seem really busy with how large it is as well and can feel a little overwhelming but once you have settled down this will reduce.

The course is a mix of online and in-person lectures, some of these in-person lectures lack engagement but do not get in the mood of skipping these as they are essential to the course. The online lectures are usually really helpful and can be rewatched over again this is really helpful. Mainly there ae not a lot of course hours in the week but there is a lot of independent learning because of this. There is not a lot os support from tutors espeically in second year, however you can always make your own meetings with them.

Great location right next to the food hall and in the middle of campus so easy access to most lectures. However, it is a little pricey for some of the rooms. All amenities are provided and were always cleaned and took care of.