Its a really nice uni, and the teaching is really good. I do struggle a bit with the location of plymouth, as it feels so far away from everything else and its a struggle with trains and stuff.

the course content and lecturers are amazing!! It does sometimes seem that anthropology isnt prioritized when it comes to rooms and resources like library books.

the uni itself is good, I like the campus and being really close to the city is great too, places like the student union are a great way to meet new people especially if you're on a budget and there's a really big student community throughout Plymouth

timings and locations of certain lectures make them tricky as well as having to do modules such as art history that do not really interest me or link to the side of anthropology that im interested in so it becomes less enjoyable

the halls team are good, we are all aware of security on campus. the facilities are well maintained and maintenance has been prompt whenever we have needed them, however the prices are high.