Lectures, campus, prospects and the support system are all brilliant. The accommodation is quite poor though. The city is nice and close-by. Cars can't be brought onto campus for first years, which may pose a problem for some.

There are quite a few activities put on for a variety of people.

everything is close by, clubs, bars, shops. Lots of part-time jobs available.

Variety of clubs and it is easy to open your own one.

My lecturers are all great. they don't just simply read from slides, most of them will put up a few points and then talk so they clearly know what they're on about

They have good stats and it was easy to get work experience because local business respect the uni.

It is expensive with very small rooms, small kitchens and no choice of flatmates so you have nothing in common with your flatmates because you are placed randomly. I regret moving into halls.

Amazing support from the lecturers so don't feel like you need to know it all before you come to University :) Excting projects to work on as a creative here with a lot of collaboration between other courses. A lot of space to study while in university between or after university times. Location from and to Uni is 30 minutes or under by foot or even better 4 minutes if you live on campus. I'd reccomend the older halls of residence to the newer residence as you're nearer to town and campus events!

A lot of contact time between lectures and students and they're always active through teams or email!

Big and spacious rooms especially with an ensuite and you're right next to the campus! So you just have to roll out of bed, and only a 15minute walk into town centre