It's a very nice campus, with lots of great student support making it feel comfortable to study at and really get on with the work in a nice environment, knowing your college will support you if needed. The student life outside of studying is also rewarding and fun.

The course is fun and engaging, but course hours are incredibly low, relying instead on you reading outside of the course hours, however I feel there is simply not enough to read about to substitute the lack of course hours, however the lecturers are always happy to talk to you.

The room allocation was a bit funny, but other than that it was really good value for the money, with super fast internet and good maintenance and management. It was a bit of a trek to uni but the beauty of the vale made up for it.

Campus and facilities are great, especially for independent study. But little things like the fourth floor of arts is still in repair and blocked off for 3-4 years. Social opportunities are extensive and place to do so are great. But the amount of emails we get for random stuff is too much.

The course itself is quite good, especially in the archaeology subjects. The opportunities to do field school and field trips were amazing. However the study tour was frustrating when it went from 10 to 7 days and then to 5 days for the upcoming year. This did hinder our time and opportunity to visit amazing places needed for our assignments and course material. It is very disappointing when the funding is being spent elsewhere on unuseful things like the red pillow statue thing on campus.