Food around campus could be cheaper especially since there are no shops in walking distance as it's rural

Writing on the powerpoints could be bigger

My best experience coming to Hartpury has to be the amount of effort, dedication and care shown by the lecturers and support staff. Student well being and feedback is highly prioritized and respected. My one difficulty has been transport and adjusting to rural life as I come from a big city as an international student, and do not own a car. One of the most admirable things about Hartpury is the range and specificity of courses they provide, and they’re push for doing what you love. The course I am in perfectly combines sports and equine and is everything and more I had wished to study. It has been slightly difficult to integrate with home students as an international student, and I believe this is due to the different move in and induction days, although the international students are very well looked after by Hartpury.

All the lecturers are easily approachable and make an effort to look at the equine aspect of sport modules. We are given loads of support in terms of assignments and preparation for exams. Usually only one lecture per semester is online, and although I personally prefer in person lectures, it is manhandle and the lecturers do a good job of carrying out the lecture online. All contact I have had worth lecturers has been easy and they make an effort to see to your needs one on one. Best aspect of my course is the 50/50 and true combination of both sports science and equine studies, as well as the opportunity to work hands on in practicals.

I feel like the halls could use an upgrade and it is a bit unfortunate to have gotten a block that hasn’t yet been renovated whilst others have. However hartpury do a good job with maintenance and solving issues as they’re reported.