Best aspects of university experience - Creative writing modules enabled me to explore my creativity, psychoanalysis and literature module enabled me to expand my knowledge in psychology. I’ve felt my knowledge in other subjects such as philosophy, geography, history, sociology and psychology have improved by studying English and it interweaves with basically everything! Worst aspects of my degree - Struggling to retrieve feedback sometimes as lecturers have not responded to emails

Mainly online

No

The facilities, such as the library, can be seen as a great place to study with easy access to computers and help if needed. I believe that there are lots of facilities that can be used for support also, like a 24-hour security building. Many events take place as well. There are lots of opportunities for student life and student discounts. I am located in the city campus, which is close to everything. In regard to societies, I believe that there are a lot less than it looks like because a lot of them need restarting, which was a letdown. There could also be more opportunities for non-alcohol-related events. The now-learning rooms are excellent, and you can find everything for your course on there if you are struggling. The assignments for each week are also super engaging and useful. The Arkwright building is very beautiful; however, I do not like the architecture of some of the newer buildings. They are a bit bland.

A lot of things are online-centred. I believe that to help technology skills as we are moving to a more technology-based world. I also think writing is a valuable skill, so I would like some opportunities for tasks to be done on pen and paper, although it is always an option for people to do that anyways. The teachers are friendly and supportive, and the seminars are always engaging.