My uni experience has been mostly good. The clubs and societies are fun and student halls are close together and feel relatively safe. Finding second year houses was really easy. The city can be dangerous but that’s to be expected in any city location. Lectures are mostly interesting and I’ve made many course friends

The sports centre is well equipped and spacious Many of the uni buildings are really nice however the business building (cookworthy) isn’t that nice

The support offered at Plymouth uni is really good. There are drop in sessions to check your coursework and lecturers are happy to help. Personal tutors always ask about wellbeing and there’s plenty of information about how to get counselling or support

The su is a cool place to hang out, drink and play pool. I do not get involved with our students union as I don’t get notifications about it

City life varies. There are only a few good clubs but pryzm is a good and cheap night out. There are tonnes of shops in Plymouth close to campus. City life can be a bit rough though, no one is ever 100% relaxed and I know many people who have been harassed on the streets however, this mostly takes place after dark.

There are loads of clubs and societies and everyone is welcome.

I like the lectures and interesting content I dislike the repetition of workshops and seminars

9

LinkedIn workshops Employability weekends Transferable skills

Amazing, university has taught me about how to lead my own life, how to make new friends and be my own person. It has also taught me that i can do much more than I️ ever thought such as getting jobs in a hospital, doing a placement, going abroad and planning trips of my own

For psychological experiments, the university has lots of rooms and equipment to conduct experiments

Really good, the contact with tutors is really good and easy to build a rapport

The su is a really comfortable relaxed environment to be in

Plymouth is a nice mix between city and country side, there are places to go that are quite and relaxing but there is also lots of restaurant a and night life and shopping

I am not involved in any

I like the content that is chosen by lecturers, they choose topics that they are researching which is interesting because we can get involved. I dislike the workshops given because they do not help as we are just given a worksheet to do

12

We have modules and lectures about careers and meeting with out tutors to help us to understand how to apply for jobs, preparing for interviews etc