Been enjoyable, despite stress of deadlines and work load. The university has a nice attmosphere and plenty of facilities. Also, there are plenty of extra curricula activities to get involved in.

The facilities are excellent. There are plenty of computer rooms for students to access and students can book a class room if they wish to do group work in a quieter and more private space. The library also has plenty of facilities for students, with a good collection of books and journals and a rare books section. It also has plenty of printers and scanners etc. that students can use. The library is also open 24 hours, which is really beneficial. There are smart whiteboards in most classrooms. Facilities to help with essay wrting such as the Writing Cafe and Learning Gateway. Also places that offer help an advice, e.g.: counselling, housing and finance. Large lecture theatres available to hold large groups, and also have a good sized screen for viewing films/documentaries/ images. Gender neutral toilets available; though there could be more.. Cafe on campus.

Very good. Tutors usually get back to you promptly and feedback is returned within the official time frame. They are also happy to offer help and advice. haven't personally used the other support that the uni offers but you are made aware of its availability and where to go should you need it.

I think the Student Union is a significant part of university life as it hosts student events and volunteering, fundraising, work experience and sports clubs and societies are run through it. Also, Student Voice is very good in enabling students to have a say and represent their peers in relation to the running of their course. The Student Union is easily accessible and has a range of different services for students from events to advice. They work closely with the university and encourage students to become involved in one way or another.

Range of things to do. Plenty of clubs and bars for people who like to go out. Also, live music performances, cinema, bowling, galleries, parks The Hoe and lighthouse, the Theatre Royal, the aquarium and docks and the Barbican area of city. Usually there is a busker or student playing/signing in high street. Most people are friendly. Can get busy in the city centre on weekends and around Christmas. Also windy a lot of the time, so forget about an umbrella. Seagulls usually around, esp. on the hoe.

Usually pretty good. Student run so can depend on who is running it each year. There is a massive variety of activities both in societies and sports clubs and the Student Union always welcomes new clubs. There is a good amount of funding given to most societies too so that they are able to do good events. Sports membership can be a bit pricey as on top of the membership fee you have to pay a sports sub, which is an additional £15, not to mention sports gear depending on the club. But the clubs usually get involved in events that take place across the country so that they compete with other universities.

There isn't anything about my course that I dislike. I like: -That my teachers clearly have an in depth knowledge of the subject and are passionate about their specialism. - Staggered deadlines. - Amount of contact time/ balance between classes and independent study. - Field trips. - Presentation slides from class and reading accessible online. - Teachers clear in explaining and encourage student participation.

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- Careers fairs and networking evenings that give students the chance to meet and speak with prospective employers - Careers Workshops: CV writing, mock interviews, using LinkedIn - Work placement module on course. Tutors aid in getting you a placement. - Peninsula Arts internship- gallery and box office work that is arranged through the uni. Useful as it closely relates to my careers goals. - Peer Assisted Learning Scheme: helping students in the year below on aspects of the course they may be struggling with through 1 hour classes. Paid position that has training. Also boosts employability and gives plenty of transferrable skills.

nice place to come.wonderful food, friendly people. no airport in this city. tokes 3 hours from Plymouth to London, if you want travel some place else, it is not as convenience as some other city.

this university got perfect library. staffs provide good service, very nice and helpful enough computers, vending machine, coffee shop. everything works good.

don't know too much about this question.

really funny, works good. from language to sport, a lot of chooses within the students'union

this city is a little bit cold in winter. university near the city center. local sea food is wonderful, as a overseas student , there have amount of Asia supermarket and restaurant in the city,I do love it. a lot of bars in this city, but because of that I don't drink alcohol,so I feel a little bit boring after 7:00 pm.

every people I meet in this city are helpful and always smile to you. easy to make new friend.

most: have field trip opportunity to other country to see how other hotel works least: still need provide more working opportunities after class.

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provide job information placement year opportunity careers course student club