This university is an outstandingly beautiful university, with lots of opportunities on offer, as well as a diverse range of activities to do in the day and in the night. Small issues include the constant building works for new/renovating buildings, as well as the heavy work load placed on staff, especially those that are heavily involved in research. This results in teaching standards taking a hit.

In comparison to my home town, the city is full of life!

The amount of clubs and societies is staggering, as well as the ease of setting one up allows students to create new ones.

Overall a great place to learn and develop as a young adult. Great nightlife and the people are really helpful and friendly. They have TWO Lidl's!!!!! The university could be improved by being able to offer help for people who are suffering with personal problems. The university has so many students so there is a wide variety of people you can meet and interact with allowing for a deeper look into different cultures and ways of life. It's definitely been an exciting journey so far and I'm excited to see where else this university can take me in this developmental stage of my life.

The course is taught in person with the lecture recordings being published online. The lecturers are available for email contact and teams meetings where in person meetings can be organised. The practical aspect of the course is more challenging as the help provided is minimal, to be fair is to develop a certain way of thinking, although this mindset could still be developed with more aid.

The front door to the halls wouldn't shut properly so anyone could just walk into the halls. There was no heating in my room for the winter, it was briefly fixed and then broke again and no attempt was made to fix it. The WiFi was slow and would drop off frequently. The cost of the room was far too high for what was received. The location, however, was fantastic. It was located a short walk from a local park, the lecture halls and the sport centre.