Overall I liked the degree a lot, but there needs to be more options afterwards because people assume you will only follow a career in the field. There also needs to be more module choice as you become blinkered if you don't do archaeology or foreign relations classes.

Not bad, sometimes hard to get a seat in the library, and no departmental social space.

I personally have had no issues but I know some friends have experienced long waits.

I will review the course as it was pre-COVID as I think it's unfair to review a course during the pandemic. The teaching is excellent, and lecturers are mostly engaging, although occasionally some can be hard to approach. Seminars are good if people engage but sometimes they just don't, but that is not the fault of the lecturers. There is a good mixture of lectures and seminars, and most PowerPoints and readings uploaded are really informative.

The university offers lots of opportunities and they are there if you engage, but students in my department often don't seem to get much work experience or good graduate jobs at all.

Very nice

Fantastic course, no regrets