The lecturing and resources available for students. Especially, within the Bioeng programme having access to almost every facility one way or another. The food prices on campus and when living on campus the limited alternative options for food

The ability to have lecture catch up and the wealth of information available on the VLE makes it easy to learn in which ever way you want. The fact that all our lectures are active researchers also means you get insights into the cutting edge of the field you are being taught. Worst is that its an interdisplinary course so sometimes schools have different ways of doing things that can clash

Being so close to the engineering buildings and the community vibes. If you are trying to sleep and someone is partying the noise cancelling between floors and flats is not that great

Good facility's Not too crowded with people, in a nice sized town has trees and nature and empty space so it doesn't feel cramped and uncomfortable Could be improved by spreading out group course works, so you dont need to coordinate multiple groups too all be regularly meeting simultaniously

Best: Really interesting content, taught by people who know what they are talking about Worst: some of the lectueres are super boring, and one of our second year modules was all recordings from a pervious year with little in person suport

Best: Was in convenient location and had good facilities Worst: was on ground floor, so was noisy at weekends and people could see through my window