The uni has everything you could need... great lecturers and strong courses, incredible campus, great accommodation, a wide variety of people and a fantastic city that caters for everything. I cannot fault it except for 1 lecturer I have for finance. There are easy bus and transport links into the city centre (Birmingham is the only university with its own train station) although I usually walk it, as it takes 25 minutes. The night life is amazing, such a variety from your standard night out on broad street, to big house and dupstep events in the Digbeth area and more casual social events in the Jewellery quarter. The accommodation here is great, I lived in Tennis Court, which is popular for a reason. The halls are spacious and the kitchens great for socialising. I would say though that as flats of 5, the people you live with are very important, and I was very lucky to have such a great group. Before I came to Birmingham I didn't have a particularly positive view of the city. But I actually love it here. Sure there are unattractive areas, it used to be a very industrialised city, but the development that has occurred is amazing. The canal that leads from the University into the city shows truly the best aspects. The centre of the city is really beautiful, and the more horrible bits such as new street station is currently under massive redevelopment work. The city is buzzing and vibrant, great shops and restaurants and every time I've been to the city theres some sort of music or performance act on the streets! The university itself is based in the beautiful Edgbaston, which is an extremely nice area of Birmingham. The campus is beautiful and leafy. I can't praise it enough.

Only good things to say. I'm really happy with the university.

Dynamic and interesting classes.

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