The campus is located very close to Falmer station and has quick and easy bus routes into Brighton which is handy. There are always fun events happening run by the students union. There is always support available from your academic tutor and subject leaders too.

The course is very interesting and the lectures/seminars are engaging. There is always help available from lecturers. The only negative would be the 2 hour lectures as they are very long.

I like the location of the halls as they aren’t too far from the centre of campus. However I don’t think Northfield should be the same price as East Slope as East slope are newer, closer to campus, contain study rooms and a common room whereas Northfield doesn’t. Utilities in the kitchen are prone to breaking but maintenance is very quick at fixing/replacing items.

The nightlife doesn't get old, it is always bustling with noise. Plenty of places to study on campus, variety of food choices however the co-op is very expensive needs more events, funding for societies so this can occur.

it's taught in-class but we don't get any seminars, the large lecture hall makes learning very impersonal, i might as well watch a video. I don't like how heavily weighted the course is for exams, we get very few opportunities to explore our skills and what we've learnt, it just feels like memorisation which isn't immersive at all. I feel like a lot of people i've spoken to whom have graduated say they don't remember what they've learnt in the past 3 years, it is all a blur.

En-suite is great and easy to clean, the kitchens feel like hospital waiting rooms though. not enough counter space for 6 people