Most lecturers are great-very informative+helpful. The course seems well thought out and the facilities present are very good for the most part. The location is fairly good but the Falmer campus is quite small in comparison to the other Brighton campuses so a bit out of the way of shops and town etc. Depending on the course, some lectures can be scheduled badly with back to back lectures on some days and none on others which isn't ideal.

The course content is taught fully in class with a large amount of contact time in first year. My work placement has been great and really helped with my learning although I know some students who have struggled with theirs. Most of the lectures are very information heavy so you have a lot to learn for each but they are engaging for the majority.

I have had a great time so far at Brighton University. I went to a different university a few years ago and there is so much difference, I am having a much more positive experience here. The student support is outstanding and the facilities the university offer are also excellent. I’m excited to continue my course in the next 2 years. I would recommend Brighton University to anyone.

Diagnostic Radiography is an excellent course, with tutors being so diverse. There are tutors from all sorts of diagnostic imaging with lots of stories to tell us. The tutors are supportive and attentive, ensuring all students are treated fairly and enjoying their course.

Great Wilkins is a really lovely accommodation. I enjoy how safe it feels and how easy the amenities are to access. The washing isn’t expensive and actually works! They immediately deal with any issues and are very supportive.