A good university, with excellent lecturers, decent housing, and a cracking nightlife, with pretty good job prospects at the end of your degree. Despite a disappointing students' union, all other attributes make the university overall excellent.

Overly political and seem to follow their own agenda against the will of the student body

The university is close to Brighton, so one can take advantage of all that Brighton offers - i.e. endless nightclubs, bars and pubs.

An exceptional array of societies; if one wishes there to be a club or society there probably already is.

As with any university the quality of teaching varies between lecturers, but even when the lecturer's teaching style is not conducive to good learning, one can be certain they are knowledgeable about their subject.

Perhaps not the most well respected university, being slightly outside the top of the ratings tables, job prospects are certainly good. Most of the individual departments are well respected, far more so than the university as a whole.

Quality varies, but even the worst is not at all bad.

Best is how accommodating the university and its students are. one thing that could be improved is how lectures are delivered as they seem mostly monotonous

The teaching is well spread out in the timetable and never feels like i am being pressured to study more than i am able too. The lecture contact hours and how the content is delivered could be improved as the assessments and lecture content is sometimes different

Prime location in the middle of campus value for money Shared bathrooms but not much of an issue