The University of Brighton is a great place to study; in the heart of the city, you're only ever a stones throw away from the beach or the iconic Lanes. All the staff are incredibly supportive and there's little doubt they want you to achieve your full potential. The only downside of my time at the University of Brighton was that much of my time was marred by strikes. Whilst I 100% back and support all striking workers, it was clear that University management had very little care for staff and students. Especially if you're a humanities subject.

All lecturers are easily contactable and will go out of their way to ensure that you get the most out of your course. Except for the first year, all of my classes were in person and were a great source of learning. Healthy debate is encouraged in both lectures and seminars and everyone's voice is heard and appreciated. I only scored work placement and internships so low because I didn't go on an placements and therefore cannot comment.

My halls were a 2-minute walk away from Falmer campus and was in a great spot for public transport. It is a little way out of the way so coming home from a night out did sometimes feel like a chore, but the 25 bus goes straight from the centre of Brighton to Falmer campus. Circuit laundry is a bit expensive, but if you plan it properly and do a big load each time, it shouldn't be too bad.

Alright, facilities could have more support.

Course content isn’t the most diverse.

Very expensive but good security