The best aspects would be the amazing facility’s my course has to offer (radio studio, tv studio, equipment etc) and also the location of the campus is perfect as it’s right in the city centre and everything is in walking distance. It could be improved with making it clearer where we can contact support services and make it known that it’s not scary to contact them and that they are there to help. Overall though the university is very good and enjoyable.

The best aspect of the course is all the facilities that we have. The worst part is sometimes it feels we are left to work things out ourselves but the course hours is very good and our course leaders are very good and easy to talk to and communicate with.

I loved how spacious my room and living areas were. I had an incident in my flat which made me feel unsafe but sandhills dealt with it very well. The location was perfect but would have been nice to have a cleaner.

A good study environment is quiet, comfortable, and free from distractions. Having enough space to work, good lighting, and access to resources like books or the internet also helps. A calm atmosphere makes it easier to concentrate and stay focused for longer periods. Being in a place where you feel relaxed but motivated can improve how much you get done. And I feel like NTU does all of these things!

Studying journalism at Nottingham Trent University is engaging because of the mix of in-person and blended learning, along with practical sessions like writing and media production. Lecturers are supportive and approachable, often bringing real industry experience. The course is well-structured, with a good balance between taught sessions and independent study.