I have really enjoyed my university experience so far, it has been full of so many adventures, and exciting opportunities I would never have got the chance to do otherwise. University isn't just about coming to do a course, its about making new friends, trying new things, coming out of your comfort zone, and finding new hobbies. I personally was very shy when I first came to university and didn't really have a hobby. Now I have joined a sports society, me loads of friends, engaged in so many new things, and put myself out there. Really recommend it!

I think they are brilliant. The gym and sports hall we have is amazing and is great for the sport we do, and the library is great, has everything you need

The tutors are great, they make things simple if needed, and explain in great detail how your can improve. They are also so welcoming and inviting, that if you were ever stuck, you know you could go to them. The counsellor is great, she is always there if you ever need some support.

I don't get involved as for me personally there is nothing which draws my attention.

I like the city, it has everything you need, the only thing is, its all spread out.

There are a wide range of clubs and societies you can choose from depending on your style, which is exciting as its great to feel part of a team

I like that they are simple, and easy to understand, and that the course leader is very helpful if you are finding something difficult. I don't like that each course leader tells you something different. For example, we wanted to know what quotes were best to use in our work, and they all say something different

5

We have to go on placements as part of our course, which helps us see what getting a job will be like. They also hold many events which youan attend, which tell you about extra courses, or help you with skills you may struggle with.

Degree course is good, however contact hours are few. The library has all the books you’ll need! Lecturers very supportive but some modules are disorganised and need rethinking

Good although some buildings need updating

Academic support is good, lecturers always willing to help

Good! Sports and societies a plenty!

Good, lots of bars, shops, night clubs and things to do.

Really fun to get involved in

Lecturers are enthusiastic but some modules not explained well

9

Placements throughout the three years of the course, work conferences and access to careers