It is a fantastic place to come if you are looking for a more intimate, smaller university experience. There is still plenty to do in the area and we have a fantastic SU keeping the social life alive. There is lots of sporting options and societies to get involved in and create a balance between studies and social life.

This is a content heavy course - so be prepared. The teaching and layout of the modules is good, there is a lot of hours of self-study required. It is however all very interesting if this is what you are considering studying and I would highly recommend engaging with it here as the small class sizes really make a difference.

It is right on campus - easy to reach and not to close to the centre of things to be noisy and feel like you cant separate the two. Halls of 4 rooms with a shared kitchen. Really loved the experience.

Supportive and friendly staff

Lecturers are friendly and supportive and give us appropriate breaks during long sessions

Hot water has broken a few times and maintenance was not available at the weekend but supervisors are quick to put in requests.