The facilities allow for a great variety of activities to accompany your education. The recent extension of opening hours to allow for the libraries to be open for 24 hours is definitely a bonus. The sports facilities are also fantastic, although the gym can inevitably get busy at certain points of the day. The ability to get involved with a wide range of sports and the just-play sessions allow you to try them out without the added pressure of a match. The student's union could be developed slightly. Although there are a number of shops and cafés within the student's union building, the bar could be considered to be extortionate in comparison to other student's union bars. However, there are a number of student bars on campus that are much cheaper and many within a short walk of the university campus.

The course is currently taught entirely in-person, which is significantly more engaging than online classes that we endured during the Covid years. The majority of the lecturers are engaging, although a few often read from the lecture handout - although this is sometimes helpful due to the complex nature of the work. Nearly all of my lecturers and tutors are more than willing to give up their free time to support you outside of lectures, whether that is booking an appointment or just popping in to the office. The contact hours a week are short, but that is expected when studying law due to the level of reading required outside of the lecture theatre.

The hall that I moved in to was a temporary hall due to the renovation of another hall on campus. It is difficult to give a true idea of the hall due to Covid restrictions being in place at the time. However, the location, personally, was perfect due to the easy access to the university gym. It was also convenient when popping into town for food or a coffee. We did have an issue with our fire alarms, however, the university were swift to organise replacement accommodation. However, I was lucky enough to be put in the hotel on campus, whereas others were placed in off-campus accommodation.

The university has a lovely campus, with great library’s, social spaces and the gym. Spread around the uni are catered halls which give the university a very nice feel as there are always loads of students on campus. The downs are a great place to be in the summer and it gets filled with students. A downside is the location of the campus, although not too far from the student area (20-30 min walk) it would be better if it was close as it’s a very long walk from city centre. There are buses and trams that go to university, which come every 10 mins making up for the distance.

My lecture are online so creates a different feel to uni life as I don’t have to go onto campus much. The course in general is good, content is interesting and assessments are well thought out and we are given plenty of time to do our essays. As for internships and future career opportunities, i haven’t revived much information on them. There have been afew internships emailed to be but they are rather for people who fit the exact criteria.

Honestly was amazing. Rooms were all decent size, modern build so looked nice. In the townhouse the kitchen were really big with big living areas. If you were sharing a bathroom you only have to share with one other person and apart from that they were en-suite. It was positioned in broadgate so next to beeston town centre and university campus but was cheaper than broadgate accommodation even though it was a lot nicer to live in.