The look and feel of the campus is great, as it has a strong bond between study and student social activities. I like that their is always something to do, particularly socialising in the refectory and safe spaces. However, the main issue can be engagement with the academic process. I felt disillusioned at times as lectures could feel sometimes unengaging. Though all lectures are provided in great detail and quality.

It explores important topics, and areas of the course are profoundly interesting. All lecturers are great and give good feedback on work. Blended learning was effective, though I would like to see more practical based learning, and more variety of assessment types.

There is a great student life and many opportunities for socialising. Many bars and clubs, and societies to get involved in. The area feels safe as there is always a bustling atmosphere. The only issue sometimes is prices.

Not a massively social campus at FCH, no real union area etc. But it's located in a great place and the support is generally really good. Has a smaller feel where lectures know you which is nice.

Taught well, usually smaller classes that allows time for questions etc. Facilities are decent, microscopes and equipment wise.

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