I love the overall look of the uni itself, it makes being there so much more enjoyable and nicer to be in. The lecturers are great, I like the fact that they have professional experience working in the field which is so helpful. The uni has really good industry like equipment available for us to use, preparing us for a job after university. However, I went to the student hub for a careers drop in after cancelling appointments, but due to staff shortages I’ve had to make another appointment.

I think it is great that I have the option to do a work placement/year abroad as I am not completely sure what I want to do after uni, so I think this will really benefit me, and get me experience in the field I want. I love a lot of the topic we’re learning, especially about behaviour and the brain. But I wish we had more actual time in uni rather than online lectures, as for some things I feel like the teaching would be better as some of the videos can be pointless (one time only YouTube videos were put on- I can search those up for free) and sometimes that hasn’t been any lecture videos at all. Plus I feel like it would be more with the money and it’s not Covid any more

I was right next the the main common room on the bottom floor so was always noisy and had stupid people knocking in the doors thinking it was funny. Fire alarm went off literally every other day. Kitchen okay as shared with only 4 people and all relatively clean. Room okay to be living in.

The teachers are all passionate about what they teach. The food here isn't that bad, certain things are quite cheap. Can't think of any negatives.

The course hours are good, it's not too overwhelming. The topics are interesting. The course can be quite challenging, some topics aren't always explained as well as they could be. Especially assignment.

It's close to the uni which is good. The rooms aren't bad, they're pretty comfortable. Security could be better. Maintenance takes a while to respond sometimes.