Makes it great - teaching staff so far, great library facilities, nice setting to say it is in the centre of a busy city. Could be Improved - an onsite convenience shop. Large eating areas selling meal deals similar to those in supermarkets as sandwiches can be rather pricey.

Getting a room with decent seating can be hit and miss, in the main our course takes place in a room with hard, very heavy chairs, tiny, squeaky tables attached with no room for anything more than a laptop. Also very few places to charge laptops in this building. SO far the lectures have been pretty spot on and I am enjoying the course whilst also finding it challenging.

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What I like about Lincoln University is that its in a convenient location, like the town and shops are nearby. And from campus it can be only a 5 minute walk to town. Feel like the university could do with offering more personalised volunteering or work placement opportunities.

One of the best aspects of the course is being able to choose your modules in your second and last year. This is because I think that its been nice to study topics that are of interest to me. Worst aspects of the course is feeling quite unsupported with career prospects. Like findings local relevant volunteering or work based opportunities.

What I most liked about St marks was the location and the stylish kitchen. What I least liked about St marks was how small the rooms were and how I'd have to share 3 ovens between 12 people.