Very positive, I came to the university of Hull as an undergrad to study Marine Biology, during my time I have made many friends mostly through university sport, one of the main reasons I have stayed to pursue further study. Additionally the city is safe and cheap, to live and socialise in, with good train links, only 2hrs30 on the train direct to London.

Very good, sports facilities have recently been updated, however the only downside is no swimming pool.

Tutors are friendly and willing to help.

I think it's a very good SU, very present.

Small, but very good for students, as there is a large student presence in the city. However, transport could be improved, more frequent buses at later and earlier hours, as well as the city having a more reliable taxi service e.g. uber.

Very good, a wide range organising regular events.

The course is not taught, 100% research, however you can opt into modules to gain further skills and qualifications e.g. PGCE, which is beneficial.

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By having compulsory modules in which you have to write CVs and apply for jobs. Hull also organises many job fair in which you can meet representatives from companies and network. Although, work placements would be interesting, in a field you many like to go into.

I have enjoyed gaining my independence and finding out a lot more about myself over the last couple of years. It has been a challenge, but engaging and succeeding has been a highlight

The facilities are pretty good. The library is accessible 24 hours, 7 days a week

I think the support is good and there is you seek it out.

The students union is a great idea as its for the students, by the students, but at times I am unable to get involved as advertising is not always the best

As the last city of culture there was a lot going on in Hull last year

Everyone is very friendly and welcoming, so it's easy to get yourself immersed with societies and clubs and get to know people around campus

Most: There is a smaller group of us so there can be more hands on teaching if you need extra help. Least: My course is often neglected as there are so few of us. I feel we are forgotten about

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There is this extra credit award program one can undertake in order to get improved employability, as well as an e-mentoring scheme so students can get in touch with professionals in the field they want to go into.