It’s a very inclusive uni and it feels very supportive and there are lots of resources if you need help or support the frederick campus doesn’t feel or look as nice or have many areas to study as peel campus so that’s the only thing that could benefit from some improvement

it’s really great to have lecturers who are all in private practice and the smaller skills groups are really helpful for practicing and self development information provided is not very consistent as different lecturers teach different things and have different opinions and perspectives so it can be hard to figure out what to listen to

the best student halls and good cavaliers for money

Its right next to Manchester so theres lots to do with friends or on your own, including entertainment, food, and shopping. As an international student I feel that student support is severely lacking (I have been threatened with deportation for an issue that A) wasn't my fault and B)didn't even really exists in the first place. The tutors are great and the students are welcoming, its just the admin people that are lacking.

Most of the lecturers are great and engaging, as well as being incredibly supportive and welcoming. I enjoy the majority of my classes.

The reception people are great if you live in the main building, but if you don't theres almost never anyone at the help desk. The maintenance team is quick in response time. Having an ensuite room for the price I paid was great, and the room itself was comfortable despite it being the cheapest available room.