In general, the university is great and very open to help the students, but the location lacks some facilities like good and cheaper supermarkets in the area (you need to walk at least 20 min), the library website has some problems, the printing system is complicated and messed, etc. Small details that would make a huge difference. However, I'm here as PGT, so my experience is very different from someone in undergrad.

The course is really good and interesting, but as it's too broad, it would be great and helpful some aid and information about career designing in this field. Sometimes, there's a feeling of "useless or pointless content" and I think it's because people struggle to see the jobs market more clearly or even the entrepreneurship possibilities within the knowledge and modules taught. Some people have confessed to me that they aren't engaged in the course as they would like, although the course is very attractive at first sight.

It's a bit far from everything, so it may be expensive for some people or complicated for disabled people. The minimarket in the central campus is horrendous and very expensive. Tesco and Audi are 25 min walking from the central campus, for instance, and they aren't so big or have good promotions.

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