I loved the campus aspect of the university, it feels very safe and nothing is too far away. The worst thing for me honestly is the strike action, but this affects unis everywhere. I have not had a single term unaffected by strikes, not to mention the entirety of COVID that disrupted my course. This is of course not the fault of the University, however they haven’t been understanding of the fact that a lot of students don’t feel as though we have received the service we paid for.

Overall I have enjoyed it, but I have come to realise that this isn’t the area I would like to go into. I was very passionate about it at the beginning but now that I have done the course for 3 years I would just like it to be over. Luckily I can use a lot of the skills in my new career plan (marketing and content creation) but I don’t know how employable the degree itself is, as opposed to experience in the industry.

Incredibly old, infested with silverfish, far from campus and feels very out of the loop. Not at all worth the money for what it is - for cheaper/the same price it would be much better to stay in one of the campus halls

Not many exercise options outside of sports societies, hard to settle in in the flat. I enjoy having different friends from my modules and also the options for student union, park and mojos bar.

I really enjoy that there are many facilities in the art block to properly be able to expand my experimentation and be able to create without limits. Maybe the space isn’t as equally split between students in the studio.

Our bathrooms are prone to mold and toilet flush buttons breaking often, however I like the ability to socialise as it’s open and the kitchen area is perfect for being able to communicate with who you live with. also it is close distance from bus stop and the art and agriculture buildings