The facilities are fantastic and so is student life, I think NTSU has played a huge part in this with their events and involvement with societies. The only thing I can mark NTU down on, if I had to be picky, is their location of the Clifton campus, it is a little far out from the city centre and not in the best of areas however the campus look and feel and the student support makes up for this, as well as the transport links to and from campus. The campus buildings are very well kept and everything is very high tech and modern. The reason why I chose to study at NTU is because of its reputation in the east midlands and its forward thinking teaching and they have proven that my decision was the correct one.

My course is taught part on campus, part online which has been quite difficult, however tutors and lecturers has made this smoother. Lectures being recorded has been extremely helpful during these unprecedented times and NTU have asked for continuous feedback on teaching and content, changing these along the way to suit the cohort's most preferred options. The main thing I like about NTU is their ability to listen and adapt. I know that some universities have everything set in stone and won't consider altering their ways, so it is very refreshing to find a university that does.

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I do not live near so travel is a bit of a hassle for me. Other than that, I think it jas been great

I do not like online classes and wish you here were more offline classes

It has got good public transport