Hartpury offers a beautiful campus, with excellent horse shows and sports games, and alot of support for students both with academia and personal issues. However, I am disappointed by the animal facilities for both the animal collection and the horses. I believe they should be improved to maximise animal welfare.

Lecturers at Hartpury are supportive and helpful. The lecturers do allow the sessions to be student-led which often leads to tangents that aren't relevant and take up a lot of time. To improve the lecturers could allow the sessions to be student led but with discernment, making sure we stay on topic and that it isn't just one or two students leading the session.

I enjoyed living on campus, where I lived specifically on campus was right in the middle so I was close to everything, the shuttle bus is free at the weekends so getting into the city is easy, they have a little shop on campus with essentials and the TVs around the campus gave my friends and I something to do in the evenings as people who prefer to stay in. What could be improved was how conflicts within the block were managed, when my friends and I had issues that we felt we couldn't fix ourselves with people in our building, we were told by staff there was nothing they could do. But another thing noticeable about the blocks was the general appearance. The outdated colours, the exposed brick. Repainting and redesigning some of the rooms could go a long way.

Good course, joint teaching with small animal nursing students so large amount of content covered allowing you to work in equine nursing or transfer to small animal without needing another qualification, stunning campus, nightlife in Glossary is a bit meh so not a big party uni but good for outdoorsy people as lots of lovely walks/cafes/etc and many opportunities to be with animals (riding, animal husbandry, lambing, farm work, etc).

Lovely lecturers, weekly tutorials, some lectures very content heavy others more focus on assignment writing and literature reviews with a mixture of assessment types.

Typical student accommodation, a bit outdated but otherwise nice and functional, right on campus so brilliant location espically if you have a horse onsite, buses into town most evenings if your wanting to go out and discounts on taxis back on student nights.