The best aspects are being able to use facilities whenever you need, and how easily accessible they are. I enjoy coming to work with my classmates and I love how my lectures aren't too much or too little.

The best aspects would be the content. It's genuinely enjoyable and you learn things that you will actually be able to apply to your life and any business venture you may be considering. But sometimes I'm not happy about the way the course is arranged. Certain documents may be hard to find, or in the wrong week etc. And we aren't really notified enough when something important is coming up so it's easy to be left behind.

The NTU campus is not far from my home at all, it's located in the center which is accessible for everyone. There are many, many ways of transport to get onto campus, which also is decently affordable.

Halls are amazing, I met so many amazing people and especially in my halls there was a lovely community spirit. It was only £100 a week so I could not even complain about the price as well as the service I received from the staff that worked there. The only negatives would be that pretty much anyone could walk in, especially with the gate being broken most of the time, so this compromised safety. And it was also quite far from campus, leaving us to have to get the tram every morning.

It's been inspiring and eye-opening (career & industry wise)

Library is very good but can be congested

Somehow useful but can be improved. More professionalised feedback will be appreciated.

Fantastic

Very structured and detailed

Employability events are useful

I think its great but my landlord is not reliable.