The university is student friendly and willing to assist students in the best way they can. They can improve on the way some lectures are delivered and not really hold the assumption that student know the information already.

The material is not too bad to follow but the delivery could improve to make it more engaging.

No

The only downside is how secluded the city of Plymouth is from everything. On one hand, this feeling of existing in a bubble is relieving, at other times the distance to travel to other cities is quite an ask.

I really like that they teach of things from many different areas of psychology, but at times, I wish the modules were more real-world applicable, that is not just research. I understand that people may gravitate towards research as a psychologist, but for me I prefer things I will use in the workplace. That being said, psychology is a 'general' degree and requires typically a master's so this does make sense.

I really liked the location being close to the uni, and that I could walk outside and go to Jake's (food place) which was 30 seconds from my room. There was always someone new to meet. The outside of the halls were a bit dirty at times (moss/dried dirt) due to the weather.