Very nice campuses, lots of green spaces which is nice (especially on Highfield). Diverse community with lots of different cultures which is nice. Prices are reasonable (much less than London prices). Recommend for student life and also work life (e.g., for PhD students or other researchers). Lots of places to visit in surrounding areas (e.g., New Forest) and an easy train journey away from London if you want to visit. Quality of supervisors for PhD projects is great (based on my experience). Different food and coffee options are available on campus (e.g., SU shop, canteens, Costa, Prett, Chinese restaurant, etc). Only comment would be price of food could be reduced (especially at SU shop, where prices for drinks are now £2+. Recommend the uni as a whole.

Took part in a PhD course so I am unsure about the quality of teaching, but I've heard the quality is good based on word of mouth. Know quite a few students who did an undergraduate/masters here and have continued to PhD, so I assume it must be good.

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the location is great, transport links to a lot of the country. whilst the main campus is full of greenery, some of the buildings look quite run down.

all of my course is in person, unless the lecturer is unable to make it where they will do it online if they can and give us enough notice. sometimes i think i don’t have enough hours

i pay just under 190 a week for my halls, and there’s a few stains in my carpet and out kitchen is quite old. but i get free heating and water and the bed is very comfy