The uni works to prepare you to excel in the working world, not just just pass exams and assessments. There is lots of extra-curricular support, like free sports memberships, food, events and counselling, societies are really good too.

Overall teaching quality is high, there are a few outlyers, but there are library sessions and resources so if you don't get on with a style of lecturing there are other options. I've found that lecturers are more than happy to help, even if its to not their responsibility. I think we get less contact time than other courses as its so based on reading and self-study, so that is a downside

Wallscourt houses is one of the cheaper accomadations, but there shared areas are massive, we had 3 stoves and ovens between us. You have to share a bathroom with up to 1 other person (you will miss that when you're sharing 1 between 5 in private rentals) and any problems were normally sorted out same day. I could see the library from my room and right by the bus stop as well

Welcoming for everyone and the facilities are amazing.

Helpful when needed