I love the campus (St. John's) and the amount of support that is available for students (especially with disabilities). Everyone is helpful and welcoming and the lecturers are understanding and really good at teaching new content and giving extensive reading suggestions. There seem to be little problems with the timetabling system and as a result most of the time you will be able to do whatever modules you wish which made me really pleased. One way however that the university may be able to improve is by explaining the content of the modules you may be able to pick, at times I went into modules not really knowing what to expect (which is exciting, but also at times anxiety inducing).

The course content is intricate and insightful, it delves into key themes and some very important and interesting content. I personally love the amount of choice you have and the teaching quality is outstanding as lecturers take into consideration your own interests. There is also a module where you can do a work placement in Media and Culture which I thought was a really good idea since the graduate jobs are quite competitive. However, at times it has felt as if the tutor I had been assigned doesn't bother to contact me and I have to as a result resend queries (however this is likely because he has many duties as the response time from other members is extremely fast).

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The lecturers are so supportive and helpful with anything you need. My lectures are interesting and I feel like my voice is always heard. However, the university mental health support could be slightly improved.

The lecturers are super supportive and will answer any queries you have. Learning is interesting and thought-provoking.

My room was spacious and so was the kitchen. Overall facilities and access in and around the accomodation was really good. However, it was hard to maintain the temperature in the flat - heating and hot water didn't always work.