Facilities need more seating, and are at times awkward to navigate

I literally could not tell you anything about my course because as a visiting student I wasn't able to enroll in my own classes, and the university didn't put me in any archaeology courses.

Showers never work, halls often smell weird, the only nice thing i have to say is the bedrooms are nice enough.

The staff of the archaeology department are fantastic. They are knowledgable and each has their own unique interests which they are always happy to speak with you about. As a mature student, the university has been very supportive. The advising team for the college of arts always go above and beyond to help where they can and to support in whatever you may need.

The best aspect is the quality of teaching and the range of modules available. There are also some fully funded field trips (1 a year usually), though I am led to believe these have been greatly reduced in recent years which is unfortunate

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