There is lots of support given to students by course leaders and module tutors. This includes throughout assessments. The community feel of the university is somewhat lacking - you get the feel that people prioritise their studies over forming new friendships.

Although the contact time is fairly limited, there is always someone on hand to help and module leaders respond to any questions through emails very promptly. Students are expected to watch a lecture and complete reading before having a large group discussion with your cohort. This allows any confusion to be cleared up, you to ask questions and questions to be asked to you. The student led workshops are the equivalent to seminars. These smaller group discussions explore concepts in more depth. Sometimes the lessons are cancelled with very short notice (it has been 5 minutes on occasion) which can be frustrating for students who commute. There can also be large gaps between lessons, which are more difficult to navigate as a commuting student.

No

I love the fact that they teach us in a small class and that we get to work together with different people. If I struggle with work and stuff it isn't hard to reach out to my lecturer or my classmates because we all feel happy towards eachother when we help one another. I think the university can improve itself like they could build more places where people can have privacy . There are hubs and they also have seats outside . We cant sit in other rooms because most of the time its occupied and during free time I would rather sit with my friends in a room ourselves. And the canteen needs to being some real food like there are 3 building yet theres only one café. And the prices need to be a little bit low

I love our method of teaching. I dont see a problem yet anyways