I previously suffered from serious mental health issues and found the support provided by the university incredibly helpful for both my recovery and studies. There are several campuses and each society will choose one to have their weekly events, but getting around to these places can be awkward as they are very spread out. The bus service between campuses isn’t very reliable or direct, and stops going after many societies usually finish their events, leaving you somewhat stranded unless you leave early

The course is well planned out, especially the scheduling. Most modules go over their topics very well, making sure everyone understands. There are also several field trips to get more experience. A couple of the lecturers are very inexperienced with technology, meaning that a few lectures have started late as they struggle to start the recording and presentation

The halls are pretty far away from any campus and even further from any supermarket, making it feel quite disconnected without using the unreliable bus. But it is next to some nice parks. There are card scanners in most places to make sure only those staying there can get in, but recently there were some bikes stolen from the sheds. There is a small gym on the site which is included in the rent fees, adding a lot of value to the rent.

Best experience is having the lecturers always available through email. My dyslexia has been well accounted for and accepted and I have had lots of help.

Love all the field trips and engaged learning and is easily applied to the real world of conservation

Great town with lots of jobs and surrounded by parks and countryside

Such a good experience with amazing modern new facilities