Best parts aspects of the university have to be the campus. It's very spacious, green and pleasant to walk around. The campus is very close to the city centre and Leeds in general is very student friendly. The lectures, programme leaders, tutors and staff are very supportive and encouraging when it comes to academic progress, general concerns and help find solutions to make the lives of students easier. The university union runs many programmes to support students and make them feel welcome. The union building itself is a very safe and friendly environment to be in with affordable food, a co-op shop, table-tennis area, cafe, quiet rooms and more. There isn't much I could say about improvements. I think overall it's an amazing university to study at.

The course is a mixture of lectures and workshops. It comprises of mathematics modules and data science specific practical and theoretical work. There are great opportunities to participate and collaborate in workshops with fellow students. The hours are fairly evenly spread for both aspects of the course and is around 10 - 15 hours per week of lectures/workshops. Lectures are very communicative and open to questions and one-to-one drop in sessions whenever a student needs help or support.

I really enjoy Leeds University and the university experience and I'm looking forward for studying in on next three years. The most important piece of advice I would give to new students is plan your time properly and make sure your work is your priority