The isn't much of u student union as its closed down

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Love it. Met friends for life, feel like I've learnt a lot of information since enrolling and really matured as an individual thanks to Hallam. Definitely more employable as a result, feeling confident to go into starting my career following gradutation.

Cant fault them. Outstanding libraries on both campus', clean buildings with plenty of toilets, cafes and equipment to take advantage of. Lots of hotspots for students to work from and socialise at. Student union had a bar. Can't complain.

Fantatsic. I never used the personal support services but I was made aware of them. Tutors were always great at giving feedback, especially during corona virus and the difficult circumstances

My student reps were more or less unheard of until my final year, when I was frequently in the loop about what was going on and being discussed. The meetings were open for anyone to attend

Yes, definitely. City campus was where I was based, plenty of accomodations around, mine was one of the further ones. Clubs, bars and everything was accessible. Supermarkets and gyms were also local.

I never really joined any, but did attend theopen day to sign up. There was a wide variety of societies to sugn up to, some that youd never realyl think was a society. So for all interets and hobbies Im sure there was something

Pros: All in one place really, the business building. Great staff, great course content. Cons: Slightly repetitive across modules but thats probably expected

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There is a careers centre that post jobs, offer support for interviews, CV building, placements. There is also the opportunity to run your own business as a placement year which I did and was fantastic. Skills workshops were also available throughout the year.

The safety of my accomodation was impressive, key card to gain entry and security / night staff were usually present. The condition was good but after a few months uni halls for me became like a prison cell, nothing against them just the small rooms became a little cramped. However, maintenance was prompt, using an app to report any faults. Kitchen was in good condition and bathroom too. Location was perfect, out the way of the city, with a good view. There was on street car parking available (and underground locked for £50 a month). COst was roughly £100 p/w for a shared kitchen, not a studio flat.