I have felt academically supported, and have had more contact hours than previous years. The fact lectures and seminars have been recorded has greatly improved my revision and understanding of subjects. Lecturers have still been open to having "office hours" and those meetings have still been beneficial. The social side of university has been non-existent however, and has taken its toll over the past year. However, with things opening up again, hopefully that aspect of university life will improve.

The law school have done really well moving the course to online teaching

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Sometimes I feel that students are not supported enough. The university says that they would help them if they have problems with their studies, but in reality they do not do to much in supporting us. The university has great facilities, societies, career center, good module programme

There is a big contrast between lecturers, some of them are not that involved into the course, some of them make the module really interesting and help you a lot. The material is good and robust. The tutor time is almost non-existent. Since the pandemic I didn’t have 1 meeting with my tutor. Although, they quickly replied to my emails.

Southampton is a great city, having both a quiet residential area and also a lively city centre. Beside being a cultural city, I find Southampton a good place to wander around, in the Common Park, or by the harbour. The student experience is great , having a lot of places to go out, but there are some areas that might be shady and unsafe.

Staying in halls helped me making a group of friends, my flatmates, because I didn’t know anyone at uni at the beginning. As for the amenities, the kitchen was great and spacious, had all that we needed. My room was small, but looked nice and modern and having a double bed was a big plus. I also had my own bathroom which was what I wanted. The halls were 10 min walking from campus, and the area was safe and looked neat.