Extra curricular's, e.g. sports, societies, volunteering, part time working and living in university accomodation definitely make the experience worth it but if you're interested in just your course itself maybe not the best place to do so.

In person teaching and contact with tutors brilliant but course volume and assessment timings can be difficult to keep up with.

Brilliant accomodation experience but can be quite expensive so up to you to decide if it's worth it.

The university is quite beautiful in certain parts, the teaching is amazing and I do love the atmosphere. I can't really think there is anything bad about the university, excluding the fact that I have to purchase a costly ticket here and towards home just to attend one seminar, I think they should consider the students who travel long distances for university. That being said I enjoy being here.

There is nothing bad about the corse. They give us a lot of information. They even gave me a practice exam for one of my upcoming exams which is extremely useful and has helped me a lot. But I kinda wish there was a session going over the assessments in more depth, I have an essay due in January that is 2000 words and it has not even been talked about yet. The only information I have is the question and a very simplified structure. But again, that being said I still enjoy the lectures and seminars very much, it helps me genuinely.

Not much to say, it's functional, and they work, nothing bad to say about them. Although they could add more chargers in the larger lecture halls