The location of the university is amazing you are only 15 minutes from Snowdonia national park. The staff for adventure sports science are great they are more than happy to put there time aside to help you. The only downside is the main high street is pretty small compared to bigger cities.

The practical's are amazing they offer opportunities you can't access anywhere else, the instructors are great too! The lectures offered as well are all in person, and have optional contact hours outside of scheduled ones.

Vey accessible to all university facilities. If any issues within halls the site team are very quick to respond.

Best aspect would be how the uni feels like a huge family. For example all the staff are friendly and welcoming. Everyone knows each other. Free sport clubs are also a great feature of the uni. The small area means that cars are not a necessity. The worst aspect would honestly only be the location as it’s a small city. However it’s a very quiet and mountain like city for students who enjoy the outdoors

Best aspects would be the lecturers, they are great. Always willing to listen after and before lectures. There’s always drop in sessions for students who are struggling to come and ask anything about the course. The other aspect is how well the subject modules are structured, there are always theory sessions as well as practical sessions to apply the theory. The only negative aspect could be the amount of modules where we are required to do assessments as well as juggling sport club activities.

Good value for money, halls are a great way to connect with new people. They are provided with a lot of facilities like hoovers and kitchen equipment already provided. Only negative is that you don’t know your flat mates before you arrive unless you somehow match on social media.