One of my favourite things about the university is the way the modules are set as more practical, in order to give students more experience in real world scenarios, which gives us a competitive advantage over our future counterparts when applying for positions. The only way it could be improved, in my opinion, is improving the look of a few of the city campus buildings, such as the industrial looking buildings of the science buildings, which look weathered. On the contrary however, the older, classical buildings along side the more modern buildings such as Student central really make the university a beautiful place to study.

I love how the course is taught, the lecturers and the tutors are so easy to get in contact with when I’m struggling, which isn’t too often as the course content is easy to follow and is perfect for someone who hadn’t studied a similar subject before, or for someone like me who took a gap year, who needs a recap after a well-deserved year off. I am enjoying studying at Northumbria University tremendously and I will continue to recommend studying here to any younger students I come across. I also enjoy how I am able to work along side the university, such as an event rep on open days, and get to rave about how much I enjoy being and living here to prospective students.

I love how modern my facilities are in the kitchen, and always spend time in the bright area with my flatmates, who I adore. I loved being able to speak to them before we moved in together, via the Unite app and subsequently on instagram and snapchat group chats. The only things I would improve about staying here are the ensuites, which I have no complaints about but they seem a bit lack-lustre in comparison to the rest of the amenities, and I would love if the lifts weren’t so scary to use every day, at risk of them breaking and me being stuck in one, which hasn’t happened to me yet but the left one tends to break very often.

Loads of facilities to access computers and academic resources . However slow replies

Interactive course , applied to real life.

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