They really create a student culture that promotes well-being. They support ethic minority groups through society, international talent schemes and promote inclusion and tolerate no hate speech and prejudice of any kind. The courses expose students to working environments through mentorship schemes and placement years.

Most of the work is submitted to blackboard so one can access it after hours or if you missed a lecture. You have email access to your tutors. Most lecturers explain everything well in detail and if you're required to conduct self study they usually offer a workshop on that topic or software prior to the submission.

The relationship between student and teacher is so respectful and based on compassion and understanding. Due to how approachable the staff are, students feel as thought they are heard and that we are all striving for the same goal. Having the campus removed from the center of Bristol is the only disadvantage I have encountered but there are always other places to explore and luckily good public transport services.

We have ample opportunity to talk to tutors and lectures during studio time and an open invitation to reach out via email at any time. Facilities, materials and software are also available to us in abundance, with each year group having equal access to resources and facilities.

Being on campus in first year was extremally helpful as you did not have to navigate a new city everyday. During the Covid year it was a challenge to meet new people but I understand that being an exception. Security and maintenance were very helpful and delt with each enquiry with respect.