The community provided for students is comfortable and inclusive.

Some days only have one hour and half lesson, some have to travel long distances without option of online lesson as alternative. Course is informative and tutors are great

No

I feel like the university could improve its support for mental health, as in order to talk to the well-being team you must have an appointment however sometimes there is no way to prepare for your mental health to decline and you may need to talk to someone right there and then. However, the rest of the university is amazing I would say that one of my favourite aspects is how friendly and approachable all of my tutors are, they are really supportive whenever I have any kind of issues whether its something to do with my work or my personal life.

I think the best aspect of my lectures is that they provide us with PowerPoint so that way if I do not have enough time to write down everything on the slide I can catch up afterwards. I think the worst aspect of the course is that lately, my seminars have been giving me cognitive overload as sometimes I feel like my tutors are giving me too much information at once.

Overall, I absolutely adored living in the halls and I have been highly considering living there again next year, I liked that we were provided with a cleaner throughout the week as it became very convenient when I was on placement and had little to no energy to clean my room let alone the rest of the halls. The only two downsides were that over the winter we had a silverfish issue (which did not bother me too much) and that every now and then the WiFi would not work however this is understandable given the size of the campus.