I love studying at Canterbury Christ Church. The facilities and area it is in are clean and pleasant. It is close by to the train station and buses so people can commute. There is nothing bad to say about Christ Church.

I love my classes and I always look forward to going. The lecturers are always happy to help and are quick at replying to emails. They give constructive criticism when needed and this helps me as a student to improve my work and learn from experience.

Since starting this course i have felt nothing but welcome, all the staff i have worked with have been friendly and understanding, and one of the main reasons i decided to come to uni in the first place was the friendly nature of the people attending and working, my biggest worry was the fact that i struggled in the past with education environments however being here at this specific uni has helped me unlock a new level of understanding along with the unconventional nature of my learning style. On top of this, the smaller size of this uni has helped massively and generates a feeling of family and security. So far student life and living in accommodation has also been amazing, being able to meet a diverse range of friends from a variation of backgrounds and lifestyles, the accomodations on top of this, i have found to be clean and extremely hospitable, which was a second worry of coming to uni due to the horror stories i've heard of. All in all i think the only way my education could be improved would be more one to one with tutors, or even more time in classes or lectures but even then, my tutors are available to me Monday to Friday, most of the day. I also think we could do with knowing more about our su and our PAT's, which is what I'm focusing on for my first live brief in uni!

The majority of my learning is held through face to face lectures with the tutors in an environment similar to what we would see in the working world which i love, we then have to produce and develop work in our own time, of course with tutor guidance where necessary, i like this as it allows us to develop our time management and explore ideas on our own without being 'babied' into a result, which is what i had issue with during college. I think our tutor contact time is amazing as-well with smaller class sizes under 30, which also improves the quality of lectures and learning .

Out of all accommodations lanfranc definitely has the best location, close to uni and town as well as around the corner from local shops and supermarkets, i don't like that i have to walk up 2 flights of stairs to get to my bedroom, but thats just nitpicking i think. Everyone in my accommodation is friendly and i share similarities with all of them. on top of that, the value for money considering its a uni accomodation is realy good in comparison to other unis. I must admit that at times the residence can be slow to get back to emails.