Every time I’ve needed assistance or raised any feedback, I’ve always been heard by the teaching staff at Chichester. As an Engineering student, it’s also invaluable that the facilities are free for me to come in and use for extracurricular projects as well. I’m always welcomed and supported. There isn’t much in the way of night life as far as the university experience goes. But we make do. Generally a great place to study and get a good degree

The course is full on, but the lecturers have supported me throughout.

Honesty was nervous for the university experience, but coming to Chichester has been a life changing experience, i’m a totally new person because the university let me reinvent myself, they also managed to help me with my passion for engineering and motorsports, so for that I must implore anyone who is thinking about joining to go right ahead! The night life at the SU is second to none, the only bad thing i’d have to say is that there isn’t more than that!

The Tech Park is honestly one of the coolest buildings I have ever been in, they have quite literally everything you’d need to build anything you can design, the esports facilities are a great way to kill time during lectures or when you’re bored, the only complaint is the building’s massive and walking around does get to your knees eventually, but there are lifts for that!

Chichester as a town is historic, simply put, very old fashioned, work opportunities come and go quickly but they’re not bad in terms of employment, that being said diversity wise it is predominantly caucasian, and as a person of colour I can confirm several accounts of Racism towards me, but other than that it is relatively okay, typically the older generation do tend to be the main culprits but other than that most people tend to be okay

Stockbridge is, in my opinion the second best accommodation, simply on the merit that you pay as much as you do for Fishbourne, arguably the nicest, for a lot less content wise, but that being said the location is amazing and makes up for it, you’re 2 minutes away from Nando’s, Cineworld, McDonald’s, a bowling alley and more, although i do regret saying that most of the restaurants close before midnight which isn’t ideal for midnight munchies but they’re not so bad, further down the road is the train station, which is convenient for going home and coming back, and town further down, overall stockbridge is pretty good, but could be better