Lecturers are generally very caring of your wellbeing alongside studies. Everyone seems happy to help and there is support for any situation you’re in whether it’s financial or emotional. I’m currently in 3rd year and feel the support for post graduate careers is very thorough and makes me feel more at ease.

The course is mostly enjoyable modules. I personally didn’t enjoy the content for all modules but I recognise its importance for the purpose of the degree. Some modules such as EDU4125 felt very long winded and the content could have been reduced into one semester.

It’s very easy to make friends when living in halls as you often see your flatmates and can hang around in communal areas. Most of the friends I’ve made at uni I have met in student halls. The facilities in this particular one are very good there is a pool table, ping pong table, gym, terrace and more which makes it easier to make friends as there are lots of people hanging in these spaces.

What makes Birmingham a great place to study is the diversity of students and teachers, it’s filled with different experiences and perspectives that I for one have learnt from

Most of my course is taught on campus, that is good because I get to go in and learn face to face, visually and also see my friends engage and work together as a team

I liked that I received free things like supplies, toothpaste and other things in there