Good uni. With some minor issues but don't know of anywhere else better.

Fairly good lecture theaters and computer rooms. Nice library although the computers take ages to log in so if you want to print something it takes half an hour.

Do not really use anything so can't comment but quite a few things offer.

Do not really use any facilities there much. The bookshop is nice and have some second hand books at reduced prices also. They also offer discounts at the start of the year. There is also a small shop in the union and subway sandwiches.

Town centre 10 minute walk away. Nearby gyms and leisure facilities. Shops not far. Local clubs 5 minute drive away (30 min walk). Great night life with something going on everyday.

Wide range of clubs and societies. Also there is the opportunity to start your own society

Some really awesome lecturers but some awful ones also

Excellent job prospects with an Aston Business School degree.

Residence officers do not help with any issues. And security is very rude 9/10 times you call up. The building carries noise well and the kitchen is sometimes cold in the winter. In the summer is very hot and the windows only open a tiny gap. However well refurbished for student accommodation and recently built

Being a postgraduate disabled student of Aston University, my university experience has been going amazing so far! Best aspects: Accessibility Services: Aston University offers comprehensive accessibility services for students with disabilities. These services can include accommodations for coursework, exam arrangements, accessible campus transportation, and other resources to ensure equal access to academic opportunities. Inclusive Campus Environment: Aston University has adopted policies and practices to create inclusive campus environment that welcomes and supports students with disabilities. This can include accessible buildings, inclusive language, and diverse representation. Worst aspects: Limited Accessibility: Despite efforts to make campus more accessible, Aston University may still have limited accessibility for students with disabilities. This can include buildings that are not wheelchair accessible or inaccessible technology used for coursework. Lack of Awareness and Understanding: Some faculty and staff may lack awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by students with disabilities, which can lead to inadequate support and accommodations.

Happy with it.

No