The campus is beautiful next to the Thames. People are always going there to take always and visit the beautiful buildings, so it’s always full of life. The lectures really support you not only with your course studies but also your personal life and struggles. There’s a lot of events and societies for you to join if you want. I’ve thought of leaving my studies but with my lectures support I’m on my last year of uni waiting to graduate and I couldn’t have done it without them and their kindness.

My course started in-class and it moved to online due to the circumstances. Lectures made the transaction very relaxing. The best about my course is that all my lectures are writers themselves so they understand the struggles of having to write creatively within a deadline. Lectures are always available to talk with you. I guess the my least favourite aspect of this course is that it consists on 80% creative writing, so it is really independent and it’s all focus on our creativity that it sometimes can fail us. But, having sad that, I wouldn’t have asked for a better course and I’ll be so proud of myself and of having a degree in Creative Writing.

It is quite expensive, more than private renting. The best thing is that you get to meet new people, create new friends and experience the student lifestyle.

The campus is beautiful and the staff are engaged and engaging. However, the constant film sets are disruptive and inconvenient, the course content is pretty general and there are two Starbucks sites on campus, which is simply funding corporate tax evaders.

Other than to start your own business, or working with large corporations, my university has no career prospects whatsoever and lacks imagination and diversity in this regard.

It's in the heart of one of London's most prolific and historically rich tourist hotspots, what's not to love? However, my previous comments on lack of communication and collaboration with small to medium sized businesses, especially within my chosen industrial path, has left me wanting.

I liked the facilities onsite but felt no management presence.