Initially uni was a difficult experience, adjusting to the workload along with being away from home and trying to find your place/ new friends was a lot to deal with. There’s also a lot of stress concerning money, housing and your course. However everyone is in the same position and it’s very easy to talk to people and share the worry. After a couple months you really settle in and university honestly does become he most enjoyable and independent time of your life so far. You get to experience things and meet people you’d never get the opportunity to do otherwise. Throw yourself into it and enjoy because the 3/4 years goes before you know it.

Career fairs, employability workshops, employability module to write cv etc

Can be a bit boring but generally lecturers arehelpful

19

Really great student union. Put on a lot of events and workshops etc to help students settle into uni and socialise. Friendly staff and lots of oppoiurtinites to get involved

Very new campus but could have more study spaces

Small city with limited shops and night life, but it’s a friendly city and the sea is a huge plus.

A large range of societies that cater for beginners and experts. All very friendly and eager for you to get involved.

Academic tutors often aren’t helpful or particularly interested but other options to get help and support

Nice Course really good Always somebody to talk to Facilities are very good And i love the conferences But there is a lack of cohort events And The difficulty of admission was really painful for international student

I think it is good

Most the informatic support Least lack of exercices in class

18

All right

Perfect Appart for environment stuff Ie waste plastic ashtray

It is far and the bus is very expensive But i cycle and it is fine Also the uplands neighborhood is very nice

Lot of good ideas Difficult to attend for master students

Support is very good