I love this university so much. The campus is amazing and the facilities are really good. The Student Union is welcoming and hosts fun events every week, but you can also get to central London easily if you fancy something different. If you commute there are train, tube, and bus stations close to the university, and there are several uni halls you can stay in which are within a 10 minute walk to campus. Such a good location.

Teachers are really nice and the classes aren’t massive so you feel close to everyone and can get to know everyone. Assessments are simple, mainly writing, and you aren’t expected to know everything or answer lots of questions in class like other subjects - so you can learn comfortably. There have been several trips in the first three months, so you can get experience and a feel for the hospitality industry.

Best location ever. Greenwich is full of shops and restaurants and the Cutty Sark DLR takes you to Canary Wharf, which also has so many different places to eat, and ends at Stratford or Bank. It feels very safe, even after you come back at 3am after a party, as there are still people walking around and lots of cars.

So close to the campus so you can leave 5 minutes before the start of your class. Takes 2 minutes to walk to the library. Literally on top of a Wetherspoons (but you can’t even hear anyone somehow), and there are so many shops and restaurants as you’re in the centre of the town. Tesco, McDonalds, Nandos, Boots, Superdrug, Aldi, Pizza Express, Sainsburys, Bill’s, Grind… there’s everything you can think of! All within a 10 minute walk. There are 5 ASDAs close by via public transport, an M&S, and a Waitrose, and you have Canary Wharf 10 mins away which also has a billion shops and restaurants. The accommodation staff are friendly as well. The only downsides are that there are only 3 washing machines and 3 dryers for the whole accommodation, which sometimes break. I have only gone downstairs to all 6 in use once, but you shouldn’t want to do laundry in the evenings. Also, in my flat there have been several problems, but I don’t know any other flat that has had any problems. The maintenance team sorts problems out very quickly though, but they will knock on your door at 9am and come in if you don’t verbally answer🤨 Also could be cheaper.

It's such a great place to study due to the culture and heritage that surrounds us at all time. There are many nationalities and everyone feels welcome. The course is very interesting and well planned out, touching on all aspects of not only hospitality but management studies in general. It could be improved through organisation especially a couple weeks before school starts. It's a little bit chaotic and stressful for first years who haven't been through university yet and aren't quite sure how things work.

Most courses are well planned out with a lot of interesting content. Everything is in-class learning, with a good amount of contact hours a week. For someone who doesn't enjoy exams, having only graded assignments is ideal for me, and most of the time we are given enough details about what to include. Some courses aren't as organised in terms of the school portal page (moodle).

The halls are great for their price with student union really nearby. The gym and facilities are great, with good management and quick responses from maintenance when there is an issue. It's lovely that someone comes to clean our shared facilities in the flat once a week. It's very useful to have a university shuttle running during the week between this accommodation and the university. The only problem in my opinion, is the location is quite far away. The shuttle's are very useful, but it would be nice to have a couple during the day on weekends as well, as the regular bus is quite chaotic and there is no nearby underground station.