There's a lot of good resources for students particularly the swap shop which has free food. The food on campus is accessible and cheap. Mostly pretty architecture. Really good societies and student activities

Mostly offline but good lecture recordings

The quiet accommodation is worth it but there isn't a lot of space compared to private

The location is really good as it is on the coast, making it beautiful. The bad part is that some of the buildings are harder to find than others and there's not much signage to indicate where to go, leaving you to use Google Maps and can be tricky for people new to the city

All of my course is taught in class, meaning for every one I have, I have to travel across campus in a few minutes to make my next class which can be difficult. The lecturers seem good, very explanatory, however there are a couple that aren't as full-on

I like how relaxing it can be at times in the flats, it's quite quiet and allows for me to do independent studying whenever. However, the trash bins on site get filled really quickly, meaning they overflow and it causes a mess and attracts animals to pick at the rubbish.