Kedleston road campus is fabulous. But markeaton street and Britannia mill are so dull and bland. The facilities are rubbish for food, seating and toilets in MS especially. However, the tutors are something extremely special at Derby university. You're made to feel included, validated and they are always more than happy to help. There is a great support network to access if you need it and there is always a successful vibe when you're working or simply walking around the campus. I've had many great years at Derby uni and am happy to continue my journey here.

The lecturers are fantastic and have worked very hard in the industry they're teaching, I think they could apply some of that knowledge throughout their lectures and take us out on trips to see how it works in the real world.

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I study Journalism at the Marketon Campus (at Derby Uni) and find that it is such an immersive and engaging course- we really are being trained how to be relevant and current journalists, with the evolving skills that come with that. From learning about the utilisation of social media to going in the radio studios, I really do feel completely immersed in my course, especially as we largely learn by doing. Although this campus is fully kitted out to suit the courses it houses, sometimes it does feel like a bit of an afterthought compared to the main Kedleston campus, as that's where a lot of the union is based.

My course is taught in person, and I have 3 modules of 3 hours each a week. Lecturers are always on hand if we need them outside of these hours, and are always quick to respond- and keen to help.

The uni is central to the city, and has good transport links across the East Midlands. It takes me 15 minutes to walk to town from the campus.