It's nice, the university provides good teaching and the facilities are all relatively new and nice. Living in town instead of on campus is definitely nicer as you have a bit more freedom to do what you want whenever you want it, and the location is nicer.

It's alright, but they're redoing the library right now which means a lot of disturbances.

THere is a lot of support available.

Not a big fan, they barely use their funds towards things students want done, the uni bus is still very expensive, and the societies are very expensive.

It's nice to be able to go out easily.

Societies are not always the most welcoming to new members.

The diversity and the lecturers are usually interesting and make sure the information is quite easy to understand.

They have quite some workshops and events you can attend to improve your knowledge of the field and how to apply for jobs and training contracts. We also have a weekly newsletter with opportunities which is helpful.

It's quite nice, it's a 3 bedroom house that I share with 2 girls I lived in halls with. It's in the centre of town, but about 25 minutes walk away from the university.

Worst is how far I live commuting is quite difficult.

We have a bit of Strikes which does affect our learning.