The scenery around campus makes it a great place to study and it’s great for well-being. I thoroughly enjoy walking into uni with the environment. The plugs are a bit of an inconvenience in classrooms as they tend to only be on one side of the room.

The way the subject is taught is great, majority of the lectures are brilliant at what they do and the content is great too. However, the organisation is not great in a couple of the modules, especially PSY2005 research methods and statistics. The module lead should have released data for us to complete our assignment before Christmas allowing us to start before we had two weeks of exams to revise for however this was not released until 2 weeks before the due date which resulted in many students using their self-certification extension.

Studying at the University of Northampton has really helped me learn alot of things and not just academically. I've found that living and studying here has brought me to realise many positive aspects about myself.

I like most of the facilities available on campus but we could do with an Astro turf and basketball court!

The University is very supportive. If you seek help you will find it.

There are lots of events hosted by the student union and both SU bars have a great atmosphere.

Northampton is the place to be. There's alot of people about but it isn't as densely populated as the major cities, which is a good thing.

I shouldn't really comment about this as the only society I'm in is the beer pong society but I know that society members greatly enjoy the social events.

I love the course I am doing and couldn't ask for better or more engaging lecturers.

There are alot of job opportunities for students to take advantage of.

Accommodation is more expensive than I would like it to be but I'm glad to have flat mates that I get along with.