Best Aspects: • Academics & Teaching: Engaging courses, supportive lecturers, and well-structured learning. • Facilities: Well-stocked libraries, good study spaces, and useful labs. • Course Structure: Balanced theory and practical learning with fair assessments. • Support: Helpful tutors, accessible office hours, and useful academic resources. Worst Aspects / Areas for Improvement: • Lack of Clubs & Societies: Few extracurricular options, making it harder to meet people. • Limited Social Life: Not enough university events or social spaces to connect outside academics. Suggestions for Improvement: • More funding and promotion for student societies. • More university organised social events. • Better communication about existing activities. • More informal student spaces for socialising.

Best Aspects of the Digital Forensics Course: • Engaging Content: Covers a wide range of forensic techniques, cybersecurity, and investigative methods. • Practical Learning: Hands-on experience with forensic tools and real-world case studies. • Knowledgeable Lecturers: Supportive and experienced staff who provide clear explanations and guidance. • Good Facilities: Well-equipped labs with up-to-date software and resources. • Career Relevance: Strong industry links and useful skills for future employment. Possible Improvements: • More guest lectures or industry workshops. • Additional real-world case studies or live investigations. • More group projects to encourage collaboration.

Best Aspects of My Student Halls: • Convenient Location: Easy access to campus, shops, and transport. • Comfortable Living Space: Well-maintained rooms with good facilities. • Safe & Secure: Secure entry and a friendly, supportive environment. • Good Social Opportunities: A great way to meet new people and make friends. • Reliable Facilities: Fast Wi-Fi, good laundry services, and common areas for socialising. Possible Improvements: • More communal events to bring residents together. • Additional social spaces for group activities.

The facilities at USW Newport Campus are brilliant - we have access to the latest technology and industry practices. However, the student life at Newport Campus is very dull - events rarely take place in Newport, and it feels like outside of the campus there aren't many student social interactions.

The course is taught in person which is great, however it does feel like the modules are so heavy on information that the course hours never feel enough. Contact with lecturers is possible, however it feels strange to only physically speak to them for three hours a week.