Lots of support with mental health, careers and course. I commute so it's difficult studying all day and barely having time to sleep. Lots of assignments back to back so it's hard to keep up and use time proper management.

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Very beautiful and scenic. But a lot of hills so it's hard to get around.

Lots of fire alarms was very disrupting, during online lectures esp.

Good university for international students, very welcoming and friendly! A lot of events that are inclusive for everyone, which I find amazing. Also a lot of societies, there is one for everyone to join. The one negative about the university would be the lack of accommodation for second year, as halls aren’t provided and you have to find private accommodation. Overall, pleased with my choice to attend this university compared to others.

The lecturers are amazing at their job, and the coursework is quite easy to grasp even if you haven’t done A Level Psychology before. I find that attending the tutoring contact hours also helps a lot, as tutors are there to instruct you and help you figure out anything you may have an issue with.

It is quite a nice accommodation, but the walls are a bit thin and you can hear a lot of what happens outside of your room. The wi-fi signal isn’t that great and I find myself struggling to connect to it a lot of the times.