Generally good all around. Some complaints about reduced services; recently one of the previous 24 hour study sites seems to have been reduced in hours (Fredrick Douglas building). Good support services through student union but old 3-reagent drug tests have been replaced with smaller kits that only offer 2 reagents, thus limiting the range of chemicals that can be tested for. Notably no reagents for benzodiazepene testing however we are very lucky to have these free services at all. Campus was much better with the Palestine encampment- the area is now fenced off and has been vacant for months! Very sad to see such a nice community be suppressed, without going I thr political implications.

Very good facilities for agriculture, despite being a niche course. We have two dedicated farms and an entire building. Content is generally good (very high diversity of content too; we share modules with environmental science and animal science too) however occasionally a baseline agricultural background is expected to understand content, which I do not have. On the whole, the course is very accessible for non agricultural background students and the staff are very engaging and friendly. Most have been very understanding around my disability requirements too. Tutor contact has been very low. We received one meeting in first year to my knowledge and none since then. My tutor has not responded to my attempt to contact him, however it was only a CC in another email so perhaps this isn't a big deal. I have not felt the need to use tutor resources so I am not the best judge but I do not get the impression he would be helpful.

So much fun