The worst struggle was to find friends The best was possibility to live in different country, meet new approaches to teaching, develop my skills and open my mind, encounter new cultures and people

Very broad course so I can try different things, like Printmaking, filmmaking and graphs design The worst were the briefs on the level 4.

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I think what makes it so great is the overall feel of the uni, it’s very welcoming and being at a place filled with likeminded people is a big benefit. The studio spaces also offer some great resources and give you a big advantage when it comes to being able to make exactly what you want. The student life is good, this uni feels much more friendly and welcome my than some others. However, I think the student support could be improved, I think that tutors and staff could talk with and offer more advice for students, but overall students do get most of what they need. I think there could also be more of a connection between the different courses, something that included people from more than one course would benefit the student life here and help student meet more people.

My course is very good but I think it could be better structured, it often feels like we could be doing more, work wise. It also feels like there could be more talks with tutors as we don’t always get to have many conversations about our work with them, more exits would also be nice. The positives are definitely the studio spaces, and the course hours are perfectly reasonable. The course also offers some great trips to places abroad and places like London that almost always seem worth the money.

Although fairly small they are a nice space to live. I haven’t had any real problems with the student accommodations. They are is a decent area and not too far from the uni itself. But there isn’t much around the accommodations, they are both a bit of a walk to the city centre and it would have been nice to be closer.