The best thing about my uni is the support I have received as I struggle greatly with mental health, I was shocked at how proactive and eager to help the University was. This made it a lot easier for me to study. In terms of my course, I think it is very interesting and useful.

A lot of the lecturers just read of the boards and waffle a lot.

Washer dryer was amazing.

The campus is located in and around the south downs, so the access to the nature and wildlife is great. It has standard facilities and great research aid options for students. No problems with commuting to the city. Both trains and busses are accessible easily. It comes with different accommodation options. Things to be improved: The groceries on campus are relatively expensive for students. No 24×7 availability of cafes, grocery stores. No shuttle service for commuting inside campus. Electric shuttle mini bus services can be implemented. Sports facilities aren't free. I think there should be more food options available on campus. On going construction on campus comes with some amount of disturbance.

The contact hours aren't much but enough I believe. Professors just reading slides doesn't really help. There's good amount of aid when it comes to placements. Lab sessions aren't very appealing. Maybe need more lecture hours as 2 hours per week is not enough.

The internet connection isn't stable. No specific reception for my accommodation. The reception is only available at office works 5 days a week. Having free laundry in our kitchen is one big pro. Considering the construction around my accommodation, I believe there should be some concession in the rent.