So far my experience at this university is the best because I was expecting that uni was the hardest thing in the world. The uni has good conditions and good food, loads of variety.

My uni gives me the skills to get a job in the future.

I like the way my teachers explain the subjects and I don't like the breaks between classes.

I like the organisation.

Very Good

Very calm but I can't find a job

They are different from each one.

The support given by the Uni is the best any question or problem that i have they help me.

Overall I feel like I have greatly developed myself as a person throughout my university experience and have gained skills that are not only relevant to my degree but skills outside of this area that I would never have thought possible. I stand by my decision to come to university as I feel it was an invaluable experience and will shape my future for years to come. University of Sunderland may not be the highest rated university in the UK but has been a great home for me for the past 3 years and provided me with a lot of knowledge and skills.

A great careers and employability team that actively searches for job positions and other experiences that can better your career and CV. Great staff and lecturers that teach you skills not only needed for the course but also to improve your social and networking skills. There is an optional placement year but the lecturers highly stress that this is a great opportunity and would be a good start to your future.

I am confident that my lecturers are more than competent within the field of my degree and that they can point me to the right source of information if they are unable to help me with anything. I feel like there is a lot of time for independent study which sometimes I feel could be better used in additional lectures and tutorials to improve the learning experience.

I feel like the students union has had a very active position within the university whilst I have been present and I have heard of numerous changes and improvements which are made to the local facilities within the university. I haven't gotten involved with the students union myself due to the fact I feel there are students that will be better suited for managing the students union than I am.

For my course I feel the facilities are more than sufficient for my needs. I am able to use range of computers across the campus within the DGIC building and can access the wide range of software needed to complete my work. There are always free computers at hand if needed. The library facility is great for textbooks and I have had no issue finding and returning books that I need to use for my degree.

I feel like Sunderland is a great city for some things, but lacks in other areas. The nightlife within the city is great and well-managed with a range of events going on during the week that will meet anyones need. If you want to go out any day of the week the city will be busy and there will be a range of music such as House music on wednesdays, Metal and Rock music on thursdays and Indie music on fridays. Aside from the nightlife I feel like Sunderland has a great shopping centre with a good variety of stores but doesn't have a range of other activities going on during the day and I don't always feel comfortable walking round the streets as it's not the prettiest of places.

Sunderland University has a vast range of clubs and societies but you won't find them unless you're actively searching for them. I myself have tried a range of clubs and societies such as the Computing society which competes in various hacking events as well as playing games together and talking tech. I have also been a member of the Snow Sports society that has a great range of people from different courses. I have also attended the games society with plays a range of games from video games to board games and for someone who is a fan of that thing will be very accommodating. Other than this though there is a huge range of sports societies that compete in events like Varsity and other competitions against each other.

Within my course all my tutors have been great at giving feedback and are always very enthusiastic to assist us in our work. As far as personal support there is a great team of support staff that can help with a wide range of issues such as counselling and will actively make an effort to assist you.

Within my course I have seen a range of events held to assist charities such as the Book Aid for Africa company that works within and with the university to assist and transport books to countries within Africa. Also the sports societies have held a number of events where members participate where the funds raised have gone to charity and has been a fun and enjoyable way to raise money for charity. There is also a choir support by the university that attends a number of events with the goal of raising money for charity.