People are friendly, it has a nice campus and good libraries. Potentially could have more student support on certain modules.

Nice lecture halls and business building.

It was far away from campus. I did get a bigger room but the shared facilities in my flat and accommodation were very limited. Paid a lot for what it was.

Best part is the fact there is a lot on offer as a uni student in terms of events and opportunities to get involved beyond your degree. The institution is modern in the way it adopts AI, and the teaching is quite current for my course. In terms of improvement, there could be more study spaces as libraries get overcrowded during exam periods and also they could increase awareness about support available for students.

Best aspects: diversity in figuring out what career path might be right for you, and the key differentiating factor as to why I chose Leeds is 1/3 of your degree is flexible, you can choose pathway modules or other modules which interest you from other schools which makes you in control of your learning. Also teaching quality is great and lecturers are approachable if you have any questions. I would improve the level of feedback provided by module leaders during coursework, so students have more personalised comments about ways to do better in their work.

Best part- it was a great central location, amenities were helpful and security was always on hand Worst part is it was expensive for what we got in halls, and also it could be quite noisy at times.