the campus, although spread over a relatively large portion of the city, is very easy to get around. no building is more than a ten minute walk from student flats. the university itself is great, the course im studying us informative and goes extremely in depth, plus the support from lecturers, tutors and the student union makes life a thousand times easier

course is all in person, however the lessons are spread out usually between early morning and midday which makes it easier to spend the rest of my day studying, socialising or working

the rooms themselves are great, the perfect amount of room for me and all my belongings and big enough to have friends over too. the kitchen facilities are some of the best, extremely spacious so it can be used by multiple people at one time. my only issue is elevators always seem to to be down, and the wifi occasionally cuts out which i don’t think is too great especially when everyone that lives here has essays and assignments they need to write up

i love that it’s a city campus, everything is accessible, it could have better signage and accessibility to help get around, it’s hard to find the stairs or some rooms due to lack of signs which could be increased, especially as someone with a visual impairment and anxiety

i have 10-12 hours a week which is nice but it’s hard to find what to do when i’m not in a lecture or seminar, we have minimal work set so i feel quite “left out” of my studies. however the content is really good and interesting

there could be more security precautions and the security at the desk could be more attentive to who’s walking in the door. the maintenance team are quick to attend to issues but won’t help if it’s something complex like a smelly drain etc