Best part is the facilities and teaching. Worst part is the strikes and the little compensation we are receiving for missing so much time, especially since my whole first year was online because of covid.

Not enough contact time - we only get one seminar per module per week. Not enough.

Location was great and maintenance was very efficient.

What makes it such a great place to study? -- passionate and intelligent professors -- diverse content (on my degree and chosen modules) -- great location (Strand campus) -- overall good opportunities and support (once you find it) And how could it be improved? -- better access to resources: it's hard to find information on counselling, financial support, exam help, opportunities, etc. I have to work hard to find it myself -- predominantly white administration, even in modules that cover BAME studies -- counselling support is lacking

Overall, I have a passionate team of interesting and intelligent lecturers. I have the occasional bad one, but for the most part I make an effort to go to lectures and seminars because they are worth it. However, the strikes are infuriating. I do not blame professors/admin for this, but it still impacts my learning a huge amount.

Good things -- good location -- did not have bad experiences with neighbours/housemates -- reception were overall nice Bad things -- incredibly overpriced -- accessible location but transport to uni was still quite expensive for me