Lovely post grad faculties, toilets, places to eat, drink and enjoy. Very scenic campus that you feel very calm on. Worst aspects are price of parking, the library feeling very old and the contact from my university department staff being non existent the second you hand in your last assignment.

Law facilities felt very outdated, old run down rooms at times, then at times lovely modern me new rooms. Lack of lectures and preference for seminars felt jarring coming from undergrad. Frequently felt like contact was basically non existent and all emails were simply ignored.

Coventry is extremely multicultural and cheap to live in. For those who haven’t grown up here; it can feel quite boring with a lack of things to do. Some parts of the city will feel run down and it may feel essential to travel to other cities.

Best aspects - Campus university = everything is within access and available - Teaching is great. You can always get in touch for help, clarification or just to share how you’re finding your course. - Students are easygoing. You’ll definitely find ‘your’ kind of people who share the same interests as you - Campus is really pretty Worst aspects - Can be mentally draining sometimes and can also be lonely (you have to seek out help yourself) - challenging (expected) - can be very expensive

Best aspects - lecturers/seminar/personal tutors are always on hand (see the beach choices you have to contact) - course is very interesting…law in context = very intriguing modules to pick outside the core ones - Law society = you can get involved and get insights - reading week - use this to have a break Worst aspects - Reading!! Max of 40 pages per module but when you have all 5 of your modules set 40 pages that is almost 200 pages of reading - question selection for essays are limited (min is 3 max is 5) unlike other courses (politics gives sometimes 17 different essay Qs) - a ver taxing degree in you wellbeing (make sure to seek help if it gets too much)