University of Brighton has been so warm and welcoming since the day I joined. The staff are always going above and beyond to ensure students have all the support and tools they need to succeed. The only downside is the amount of strikes that occurred in my first year and in the start of my second. It was a shame to see some really, really good lecturers go.

We don’t get any sessions where we just get to chat and get support from our personal tutors. I think an hour session every couple of weeks would be incredibly beneficial for students.

Brighton is incredibly expensive to live in. The housing prices are insane and the student maintenance loan rarely covers rent.

There was a campus flasher at one point… and it took them 4 days to fix my toilet that I could not flush so it was not usable… but other than that if anyone offered me a room there again I would take it in a heartbeat.

best - great city, lots of opportunities and sites - tutors are brilliant and very helpful, that goes for all of the lecturers as well - campuses are big and lots of facilities worst - treatment of both lecturers and students by senior staff and the board of the university in regards to high levels of redunancies which not only disrupts teaching but leaves the remaining staff overworked. - the prioritising of new buildings over paying their staff a living wage during a cost of living crisis

- great opportunities for people to catch up with missed lectures and seminars by having them recorded or the powerpoints saved online and accessible - recorded lectures have subtitles which as someone who’s hearing impaired, it makes understanding the content much easier.

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