Best experience are the support available and the part time jobs that we are able to do with a balance of studies. There is a wide range of societies and sports clubs that we are able to join if we want to try something new or just to carry on with a sport that you are passionate about. The campus is beautiful and all the staff are really helpful. I think some things can be improved like having charger facilities in the Hopkins building since everyone is on the phone nowadays, there is space for socialising. The RUSU can also be improved by providing more detailed information about taster sessions on sport and society events.

The courses are good for small group discussions and very interactive. Hours are good but do not like the late evening courses as it can be long but also enjoyable so there are both advantages and disadvantages.

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The campus is modern with high tech facilities including a newly renovated library and large scientific labs. Support is easy to reach for welfare and studies. As a swimmer it is a shame there is not a pool on campus and the university gym is rather small for the cohort of students who go there. The student union is a must.

All taught in person with a range of lectures seminars workshops and practicals. Lecturers are available for extra support and explain content well.

Shared kitchens are cleaned regularly. Shared toilets are not cleaned regularly enough. Rooms are off corridors rather than in flats which makes it noisy if people are in the corridor.