Extra curricular activity ie art center and societies have made my uni experience.

Locos food rules. Needs more cash machines.

Doctors are terrible. Counselling is okay. Creative writing tutors are grueling. Most theater lecturers are great.

I work for them, would like better representation of LGBTQ.

We are not in London really.

Could be better, art societies are not given support from the union.

Creative writing third year is no different to first year modules, very repetitive. Practical side of theater is great.

Regular emails about internships, competitions, volunteering ect.

Great.

Whenever I say to people that I study at Brunel University they either think it's in Bristol, or they haven't heard of it and that's a real shame. The campus is just one huge path that goes on for ages with absolutely everything you could want on it (Subway, CostCutters, HSBC, Academy night club, Student union, Sports Centre, restaurant, you name it.) and the facilities themselves are excellent. I recently made a trip to UWE for my friends birthday and I was reminded how much better laid out Brunel University is than any other University I have so far visited. I study Games Design and Creative Writing and whilst I wouldn't mind a few more lectures on the off week, the course is incredible because I am learning things that I WANT to learn. I'm not studying a degree that I don't have any interest in to get somewhere that i'm not certain I want to go. This is so important to me personally and what helps that is the brilliant facilities for Games Design in particular at the university. Overall this is a uni that is jumping ranks every year and deserves, from what I've experienced so far, to be right at the top tier of the league tables, but mid 40s will do for now.