I don't really have anything I dislike at all but I really like the equipment I get to use on my course.

I didn't know this question was a thing so I said what I liked about the course, but I haven't had any contact with my tutor yet.

I have found that the mental health/neurodiverse student support has been very good at the uni - which was particularly vital for me in my first year, as I really struggled with adjusting to uni life and balancing independent studying with part-time work. The counsellors really made me feel like I could worry about the small things less, and enabled me to think more about doing the best that I could possibly do in my studies.

I feel that the contact with my lecturers is really good, as I have often spoke to the staff outside of my course, and nine times out of ten, they’ve gotten back to me. This has proven to be very useful in my first year as I was struggling with the course, and considered dropping out. However, speaking to my staff outside of course time enabled me to stop considering dropping out and focus on trying the best I can possibly do to work on my studies, and worry less about everyone else in my course.