As good as it can be, labs are the main section of my course which has been lost due to COVID-19 and they have been unable to happen until February. Once opened up however, I was able to book my spaces in and do some in person work which was good. Societies have worked really hard to keep people engaged as well, doing zoom calls for exercise circuits, virtual pub quizzes and the likes. Now restrictions have lifted for them, they've done a really good job of safely resuming activity, keeping numbers low but maintaining the club atmosphere that was here before.

Large library and other learning zones available. Each department also has its own smaller study spaces which are regularly cleaned. laptops can be borrowed without charge from the library and we get lots of emails about options for use of other services

Colleges offer wellbeing drop-in sessions and get weekly emails about other services to help support. Not been used personally so can't speak for their quality if needed, but they are still widely publiced

Under COVID restrictions, all lectures are pre-recorded and two are posted weekly. There is an hour live session for each module weekly for questions, examples and tutorial sessions, labs are a mixture of virtual and in person depending on the hardware needed to complete. For dissertation projects, there is a 30 minute meeting weekly to check on progress

5

Target jobs send tailored job vacancies through the university which are quick to apply to. Departments also share opportunities of smaller companies that come directly to them

Lovely area to live and study. Great facilities for study and research. Staff are friendly and helpful. Could be improved by better links between the city and the uni.

Good course structure and coverage. Some lectures could be more engaging but not all.