Such a great uni; inclusive, supportive and welcoming. I started as a masters student in 2018 and haven’t left as I’m now doing a PhD! All the lecturers are really helpful and encouraging and all the students I’ve met are really friendly. There’s lots of social opportunities to meet and connect with other students too. I did my undergraduate degree remotely but it’s so nice to now be part of a student community. I can’t recommend the university highly enough so if you’re still not sure, why not come along and see us at one of our open days 🙂

The best part is the supervisory team. They are always there to hel, support, encourage and guide me. The masters course was geared up for working students as lectures were scheduled for the evenings or weekends but for PhD students they really need to be available during the day.this was hard to balance in my first years when I was working set days and studying on free days but inevitably I missed out on some workshops which was quite frustrating. However, if you had a more flexible job or worked in the evenings then this wouldn’t be a problem.

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Great place to be in - everyone's close by and nice views of the river and the campus is always full of plants and trees all well kept Worst is night life, not a big city so not many clubs or bars w good atmosphere.

Lecturers are fantastic - knowledgeable and friendly. Worst bit is study skills but it's gotta be done!

What I like best is that everyone's super close by - wethsr you're in higher or lower priced accom. Slap Bang next to the SU for a cheeky post revision pint. Worst is its a 25 min walk to the station and city which is okay - just don't bring anything back too heavy!