A really inspiring campus to study on, with access to a wide range of species to gain experience. Student support is outstanding as a higher education student, with personal 1 2 1's each semester and the opportunity for more if needed, and excellent teaching from lecturers with a wealth of knowledge and experience that they are keen to share. Facilities are lacklustre in places, the toilets in the agrifood building are well maintained but unfortunately the rest of the campus is not to the same standard. Plug sockets in classrooms are also not easily accessible during lectures, so fully charged laptops are a must.

Lectures are face-to-face, with the option to join on Teams if needed, or they can be recorded and uploaded for later viewing, which has made the course very accessible and easy to fit around other commitments. The lecturers are approachable and have practical knowledge within their fields and are have been happy to provide feedback and support throughout the year.

It is an amazing place to study, the campus is in such a lovely location in the south downs. The facilities are really helpful in getting real world experience for your future career.

the best aspects are the small class sizes and frequent 1-1 with lectures

I like how much there is going on, there is always activities and trips. However the public transport in and out of the college could be improved as it is in the countryside