Nice facilities and plenty of places to go and be on campus; for studying and just hanging around. Often feels like I'm going to the same places all the time; hardly know what half the buildings here are or what they're for. Prófessors and general lectures are fine. The village accommodation is nice, albeit annoyingly far from the uni and generally quite isolating

Great when I studied the bits I signed up for, annoying that it's all still very general though it is intentional; gives broader subject knowledge

The actual buildings and rooms are quite nice, but the general feeling of isolation is quite sad sometimes

I love how they always seek to find ways to improve the experience we get as students, for example they listened to students when we asked for more study spaces, for free bus travel for students living further out, and for more food options. Being able to meet new people on my course and on other courses. My favourite moments include getting lunch and a coffee with friends at the SU. Studying together in the library study rooms was a lot of fun too. The many strikes during my degree was quite annoying at times and this caused delays in receiving grades and marks.

I didn't like the online lectures, it felt very disconnected. I liked the online exams. Online tutorials were much better than in person tutorials.

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