I have learnt a lot on my course and through collaborating with people on different courses, even though i haven't met as many people that i have become close friends with. I have been able to develop skills and experience, and plan for the future.

There are a number of talks surrounding employment and self employment that invite guest speakers from the industry to give information and advice about specific aspects of employability. There is also a careers adviser that you can go to for a one to one session. Finally, as part of the course Professional Practice is a module each year where we have to organize opportunities for experience and research a plan for the future.

Least- the organization could be a lot more effective Most- The tutors are knowledgeable and always willing to give advice , also there is a really large range and quality of equipment that is available to us.

They are really friendly and I have worked with them a few times. they are trying to increase the number of societies and the socials that they put on in the past have been fun.

We don't have our own workspace but in contrast the equipment and photography studios that are available to us are of a good quality.

There are interesting things to do for people with a range of interests. But personally it is far away from home which is a bit difficult

There are more beginning all the time and they allow you to be part of them casually instead of being fully committed which suites me.

Academic support has been really helpful for me but i haven't had much interaction with personal support.

The charities that are supported are selected by either the Raise and Give society or the Student Union for events but none stand out specifically

created some great projects and received lots of help

still abit nervous

little repetitive sometimes

lots of events

had some problems, not major

excellent facilities

hectic, love Leeds

able to start up our own art collective

everyones got a lending hand