To me it’s the great relations the school has with a plethora of venues around town, allowing me to maximise my studies by applying them consistently to projects and work opportunities. However, in the case of my campus, there is a desirability for more classrooms that have dedicated room and furniture for written work. But i guess that is always going to be at contention in a music school.

Other than a difference in character between me and the occasional tutor, I have nothing bad reflect upon from my course, except that I’d wan’t more courses per semester.

No

BIMM has great staff who are experienced and practicing in the real music industry which is really helpful in order to learn transferable skills and get some networks. There could be more societies and student union events to bring students together more outside of lectures.

I think the course content is relevant and important, but I wish there was a bit more choice and selection for different modules.

The staff are friendly and always helpful. However, my bedroom storage is limited, and I have a very small kitchen for 8 people. It is also lacking a communal outdoor space which I think would be very beneficial and social.