The university has state of the arts facilities. The campus has good view and is convenient to travel from to the city centre.

Almost all of the lectures are taught on campus which i feel very positive about as i like physical lectures. The are really helpful and the mail response is good as well.

The halls are a hundred percent value for money considering the prices of rooms in bristol especially. I like the allocation of room as well and all the things that are included in the contract like bills etc.

The lecturers are really supportive and really want you to do well and it feels encouraging yo have their support. The library is a nice place to work in and the glenside campus is a nice historic building to study in. It would be better if the student union at glenside was more similar to the student union at frenchay, with a bar and longer opening hours. As well as this the manager at the student union has a really unwelcoming and unpleasant attitude which my friends have agreed with which doesn’t make the space at the student union inviting and so we tend to avoid events being held there

I appreciate a lot of the course is in person rather than online but I can find the prep work really overwhelming alongside trying to revise for upcoming exams. I really enjoy the practical time but I do feel I would benefit from more practical time as half the time I am sitting as a patient and I feel I nor other students are not at the level they expect us to be. The lecturers and assistants are really helpful and will try to answer all your questions and I feel supported by them

I like how close I am to my lectures as well as the uniqueness of each room. I do enjoy having a sink in my room but I would benefit more from an en suite. The kitchen is a nice communal area but we do struggle with one oven between a flat with 8 of us. It would be nice to have more up to date appliances similar to that of frenchay campus but other than that the rooms are cosy and generally really nice to stay in.