Great atmosphere with plenty of opportunities for contact and support, wide range of specialist equipment and resources for study use. More of an interlocking campus with easier access/ more directional guides would help the campus feel more interconnected and not as confusing to navigate the city.

Again, Brilliant access to resources and facilities, with staff available to contact at almost any time. Constantly talking to people in industry and real live clients for some projects is a great part of the course. Sometimes work outcomes struggle to come across clearly, so more clarity of expected outcomes across the course would be good.

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I have had a good experience with my university, people like my lecturers and my personal tutor have helped me with so many things like job referee and just good advice in general. The university finance team also offered me some funds during the pandemic this year, which really helped me in so many ways. I did not really attend many events due to the pandemic, but as things are getting back to normal, I believe more opportunities are to come. Overall, the university has offered a lot of moral support both personally and academically.

Our university took serious measures during the pandemic. New rules were brought into place to ensure the safety of both students and staff. Our public university buildings such as the library had a specific time of when people could go and come out. They had masks and hand sanitizer at the entrance of those buildings. Everywhere were kept clean. Surfaces in places like classrooms were cleaned up every time after being used by people. Our university maintains the 2-meter rule both inside and outside the university buildings. The library offers free laptops for students who have no access to personal devices and also encourages us to borrow books from the library especially during the pandemic to help students boost their academic skills as well as supporting them with their course work.

The university offers a variety of social groups for different ethnicities to help especially new students feel welcomed and comfortable knowing that there are more people from their culture. I was so happy to find a number of Zambian when I joined the university. It really did not feel like I was far from home and it helped me blend in so quickly. The university student service team also offers a really warm welcome to us. They organised a variety of events to help students get to know as well as making friends with each other. For mental health, the university has a service called 'Student Well-being'. This service is used to support students who is going through a lot. It provides students with personal therapist from the university. They get in touch with every student to make sure that we are all doing fine. They usually send a survey that has a few questions about out mental health after they contact you and offer students all the support they need. Also, each course divides students into a number of groups, and we are thereby given personal tutors who can mentor and check on us at least twice a week by meetings.

For my course, our lecturers would upload lecture videos for students to watch and a few seminar questions to look at before the next day's lecture. At the beginning of the year, we would have our seminars in class, however, we went into lockdown, so we had to do all our seminars online. The uploaded videos would usually last 1 hour. We were also given reading tasks as well as a few case reports to go through before the seminar. The main purpose of the seminar was to ask questions for what students did not really understand in the lecture videos or the reading tasks given, and to answer a few questions prepared by the lecturer to help students find their way through the problem. Each seminar was also worth 1 hour a day.

The university offers a number of job opportunities to both graduates and those who are still studying with an online career service that helps you find a number of jobs that suit you best. They also offer students workshop events where every student gets a chance to meet someone who has been already working in their field (also known as quest speakers), giving students an opportunity to ask questions about their field of study. They also offer the access to internship by giving support on the way of getting there. The university also offers another online career service to help support students with their career choices, which gives answers to students who may either want to change there course or might have a few doubts on their current career choice.

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