It’s good to study due to the infrastructure and proximity to the city centre. The separation between subjects within different buildings is good too but I think they could improve the time it takes for responses from staff such as tutors or the student support team. Any issues normally take a long time to hear back and you can be in a bit of uncertainty with your course for a while. This may be because they could be understaffed so nothing on the existing staff but I think it would give students more peace of mind.

Lecturers are accessible but can sometimes not be understanding or realistic. They all seem very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject though!

No

I feel Northumbria has helped me a great deal in increasing my confidence. Northumbria is more focussed on practical knowledge rather than theoretical knowledge. It has a lot of presentations, assignments and projects that focus on building the practical knowledge on how stuff works.There are exams but they usually comprise of around half of the module. Also, the great facilities in the University ensures that students are able to work whenever they want and are able to finish their work on time .