Superb. Keele really does offer a highly supportive (but academically rigorous) environment, excellent teaching and a lovely campus. There’s a reason it rates so highly for student satisfaction.

Towards the end of third year, the university sends innumerable emails offering graduate opportunities in both the local area and beyond. Some of these are explicitly offered to Keele graduates. Generally, Keele is excellent in this regard.

Excellent. Every single one of the staff ive encountered at Keele have been unerringly professional and personable. Contact is never an issue!

8

very good. Nights out are frequent and generally excellent. Occasionally the SU does get busy, however. On busier nights there are often lengthy queues.

Clean and (relatively) modern. A pleasant, easy walk into the centre of campus.

Excellent. Everything you could possibly need.

This is not a city uni - Newcastle is around 10 minutes away in a taxi, and Stoke is around 20 minutes. Stoke and Newcastle are OK, but, in general, i tend to stay on campus. Nights in Stoke are relatively decent. There’s a good amount of clubs/bars, and there are a number of freshers events held here. However, Stoke certainly isn’t the most picturesque of cities.

Excellent. Lots on offer.

Absolutely excellent.

Absolutely brilliant, I have thoroughly enjoyed my time so far here at Keele. The environment and atmostphere is so unique! The best part has certainly been the lovely and friendly people I have met here, the whole community feel is exactly what I wanted out of university life.

Keele holds regular career fairs and other events which are available to all students. Employers come and give talks on their specialised field which is incredibly inspiring and helpful if you are interested in going into that field. My personal tutor is also very knowledgable and has given me advice on specific fields or industries which could be a possibility for future employment or work experience. There are various members of staff who are more than happy to book an appointment with you and guide you through the process and offer valuable advice. Transferable skills are often encouraged within Keele which is beneficial for building you as a person and aiding your CV.

I really enjoy the lectures because the lecturers are very knowledgable and explain things well. This ensures that you have the right notes to revise from and that you are learning some challenging but interesting information. The lecturers evidentially are passionate about their specific subject which makes the lectures/tutorials/seminars engaging while staying on track of the content.

I often attend the SU at Keele, it is large and has everything you need in there, meaning travelling to local towns is unecessary. The SU is structured well as IT as ran by elected officials who put the students first. I enjoy going to the bars/clubs/cafes/restaurants with my friends and enjoying the buzzing atmostphere.

Accommodation is spacious, clean and well kept. Kitchen has all the appliances which you will need and they are cleaned and maintained on a weekly basis. All in all absolutely no complaints, I am really enjoying living in the university accommodation. Everyone is so friendly and the atmostphere is amazing.

Fascilities are good at Keele, this is primarily down to the fact that it is a campus university and in my opinion it should offer the excellent facilities such as the gym, library (which is massive and has every book you need!) and the sports facilities such as the pitches and gym. I use these fascilities often and appreciate their high quality.

Keele isn't a city and I love that about it! It has vast open space with beautiful scenery. One of my favourites is definitely Keele woods where you can see Keele hall and the surrounding fields. Keele is effectively it's own town full of like minded friendly people which is great.

They are all really good fun, the SU is one of the biggest in the UK and it lives up to its reputation with 3 bars and two big clubs. The SU provides great nightlife but if you fancy something different you can go to the accommodation bars (my favourite is Lindsay) or into the local Towns such as Newcastle, Hanley or stoke.

Personal tutors and the support staff are great. They often provide effective feedback and support you to reach your targets or goals.