The best part of the experience is how friendly everyone is. The course is absolutley amazing and there is a lot of support available to students in terms of academics and mental health, including dedicated professionals on hand to provide support. The tutors are flexible and understanding and create a nice, collaborative environment which helps pushing us forward. The student life is great. There are 3 club nights in our multipurpose venue, alongside loads of gigs by a variety of artists (ever heard of Charli XCX or Blossoms, or maybe Sugababes?) and we also have a massive bar on campus. The experience could be improved by a level of transparency across the board.

The course is really good. The lecturers are very involved and are very enthusiastic. The course content is expansive and there is room for a lot of collaboration. Improvements can be made in terms of tutor support and a bit more clarity surrounding internships.

Norwich is very student friendly. It's far more affordable if you compare it with major cities like London The transport links are good to and from London. There's a direct train which takes approx 1h 45 mins and it runs every half hour. Within the city there are multiple bus service providers, which are fairly priced although they are slightly erratic. There's ample opportunities to find part time work across town and on campus. The city has a vibrant nightlife and is also very cultural.

It was good enough. Overpriced for what I got though. Paid nearly 160 quid a week. The bedroom was good, with decent views of the campus and I had an ensuite. The kitchen wasn't all that great. Very industrial looking and not enough fridge space for 12 people to fit all their stuff in. But the kitchen area was big enough for us to host flat parties and pres. Amenities were good, we had a hoover and there was periodic cleaning of the ensuite. Could be better priced tho.

LCR club nights are fun, the su shop and campus kitchen are convenient. First year accommodation was lack luster for how much I paid and the prices are only going up (I stayed at village) Seems like all the pricing of food and drinks on campus are going up but I understand this may be out of the Unis control

The best aspect are the teachers. All my lecturers are great and passionate for what they teach making the course fun. Worst aspect would probably be the limited work placement and industry opportunities

The room was always very hot. It felt claustrophobic. It was a lengthy walk to class. The maintenance and cleaning was great.