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You get to know such a wide range of people, it's great to get to meet knew people. The campus is in a convenient location and the building itself such as lecture rooms and the library are a brilliant studying environment for students. The help for work experience during or after University, although I haven't participated in it myself, is useful and accessible. However, the events and social activities provided by the University can be slim. There isn't much of a community build within the university and the student union doesn't provide us with many social events.

The majority of the course is taught in-class lectures rather than online. Seminars tend to be very interactive, and group projects or group conversations have been a good way for learning and getting to know new people. I mostly get essay based assignments but help on how to write essays in the expected way can be unclear or even change. The course itself has a wide range of modules to choose. The modules themselves are very informative and covers a wide range of interesting topics.

Everyone in the building I lived in got to know each other, and created a community kind of atmosphere. We got the chance to get in contact with flat mates before the start of the year and I became close friends with a lot of them. Although shared spaces, such as the common room, is rarely used, the place itself is a comfortable place to chat with others. The safety in the accommodation varies, sometimes the automatic doors are broken which can raise some concern but when everything is up to date, it is mostly safe.