In my opinion I like that it’s quite and peaceful space for students to live in. (It encourages you to be productive and work) About a bad experience I thankful haven’t really faced anything extreme ( it is one thing that I would say choose the people that surrounds you wisely).

One of the best things is that the module bring out the creativity in you and make you explore the unfamiliar. However sometimes it’s so hard to comprehend with all the ideas you have in such a short period (project limit time), but that still make you want to work and teach you that not everything comes easily.

It had a nice location close to everything and a cozy room. The worst thing about it is that if the people with you in the shared kitchen weren’t clean and moral. I wish there was an option to categorize the people together.

Overall this year has been good, and the tutors have done everything they can to make studying from home as productive as possible. The only thing missing was being able to use facilities (which of course had to be done in accordance to government guidance).

Great facilities, just hard to book slots to use them.

Even throughout online teaching, we were given as much help and advice as possible. Usually, being in uni is much better as there’s so many facilities and workshops available to use.

There’s career advisors as well as support for when we graduate. One of our modules is professional practice- where we apply to open calls etc.

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