Commuting but a nice train journey and walk at the (Bognor Regis) campus end. Hotham park is nice to walk through and campus itself is nice. Good facilities, this includes library,restaurant and gender neutral toilets. I have been able to meet other people there, and student support have helped when I needed it like connecting to the wifi. So far I haven't found the student's union but I am aware they are there.

Nothing really to complain about here, content is great, all reading is fun and upcoming assignments are things that look enjoyable. Teaching style is good with lots of opportunity for discussion and watching material. Thankfully group work looks accessible and getting on well with people there.

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Chichester is a great university with a supportive community across its two campuses. The lecturers are passionate about their subjects and are active within the industry. The professional atmosphere and various support networks allowed me to reach my full creative and academic potential. My three years at the University of Chichester was a lifechanging experience that I'm forever grateful for. If I had to sum up my time at Chichester Uni in three words it'd have to be, nurturing, aspirational, and transformational.

I really liked that my classes were all in person rather than online lectures. This meant that I could really connect with my peers and lecturers. Having an Academic Advisor that was also my course leader was invaluable, especially around assessment season. The staff all really care about their students and as Chi is a smaller university they can take the time to support every student on a more unique and personalized level.

I really enjoyed my time in university halls and would recommend Barbara Smith to anyone wanting to live on the Bognor Regis Campus.