The engineering facilities are great and there's so many different skills you can learn in there, however some of the other facilities (lecture halls etc) are outdated and often too small for my class. All three libraries across the campuses are very nice and the student union ran facilities are great. The main downfall is that there isn't much of a uni campus feel as the uni is split over there different sites.

Overall the course is taught well, there have been a few poor lecturers but complaints against them were taken seriously. You get a lot of contact hours and chances to use the engineering facilities. Sharing lectures with the other engineering disciplines is also enjoyable. The only problem I have is the amount of group work we do. Obviously teamwork is an important skill in engineering but we have one pretty much every semester and it can be frustrating that one grade every semester depends on the work of other people

Too far from the university. The halls are not close to the university or the city centre so if feels like being stuck in the middle of nowhere. Nothing in waking distance from the halls apart from a corner shop. Bus service from the halls was very unreliable and expensive. Seem expensive for what I was paying as the halls were very very old and run down and was shared bathroom which was constantly not working. Maintenance would come quickly when called. Security wasn't great as our flat for broken into and they didn't seem to do much about it or the prevent something like that happening again

UoB is an amazing place to study at as it has so many support for its student outside academic support e.g it has many places where you can go and study in silence or reflect at e.g. the library is one of them and other places like in Huxley building. Moreover the library is very big and has many PCs for the hundreds of students on campus. Plus, the university has a skills hub where student can access maths, writing reports, and writing service support where students can send their work to be checked and be given feedback on their work. The university also has a careers and employability team which is my favourite as I personally found it very helpful and crucial and whenever you would like support in your CV, Cover Letter, interview tips, application support you can book a meeting online or in-person and chat about your enquiry. The university offers loads of activities and offers every week for its student; the university also provides regular talks about tips for placements/internships for its students e.g. what skills you will need to get a placement and what skills you'll achieve in doing a placement, how to make CV for a placement opportunity and students can book these talks online through Careers Connect. Plus, the uni also provides a range of fairs for its students so they can build connections and network with a variety of companies and to get used to talking to potential employers e.g. the uni provided part-time jobs fair, placement and internship's fair; careers fair and found all of them useful as I've went to all of them and made a connection with a company. Finally, the university has a range of facilities including dining, toilets; support.

I believe that the UoB offers great courses e.g. for Aerospace Engineering we do 6 modules and these modules are very useful for our engineering career as these modules introduce us to the different tools we need e.g. to use industry software's like solidworks, excel; matlab. Moreover, we do loads of group/team work such as working on problem, making a water rocket, doing a rocket race; presenting in front of lecturers and students with our respective groups has enhanced my communication skills, leadership skills, work management; have fun. However, I'd love if we had more hours with lecturers for certain modules as it is sometimes difficult to understand a question and if there are more hours I can ask my personal questions. Lastly, the university provided us a range of workshops e.g. I did welding, electronic; mechanical workshops where I gained experience into how to use some machines like arc welding, spot welding, oxyacytylene welding, drilling and milling machines, soldering, lathe.