The university campus is small as well as classes. Lecturers can really get to know their students because of this and everyone is always included. As a person with social anxiety, I found that it is really easy to make friends here which really makes uni experience so much better. Can't really think of anything that could be improved and I'm really happy I chose and got into this university.

My course at the moment is taught 3 days a week with 3 hours each day. Most of the time we are doing practical work, for example, working with cameras, editing and recording audio, and working in podcast studios. I would say this is better than sitting writing notes for a couple hours every class as I had done at a previous university and prefer this method of practical teaching. Attendance isn't something I worry about because I love coming to each class.

I applied late for accommodation yet still managed to get my first choice room. The location is really convenient. It's about a 5-10 minute walk to the train station and to my classes. There are loads of stores near the accommodation to buy any essentials you may need.

During my transfer towards the University despite major rocky beginnings during the course I feel the vibe of staff and students are laid back and the university has fantastic access towards support towards gaining well towards any modules or assignments you need finishing and doing.

Within tasks and certain beginning assignments feel as a class feel that we have been left towards one side in doing and adventuring our own work today which has left us with lack of communication towards in class Face to Face lectures on top one to one lectures too

Above since my short stay at The Village I don't quote any major problems, other students are friendly along with the accommodation team themselves at the Office.