Lots of food options, friendly and helpful staff. It could maybe have a few more student events such as fairs.

One of the teachers has an extremely heavy accent making it slightly hard to understand, other than that the course is great.

I've found that a lot of the pacing in most lectures is poor and believe that more content could be covered in a shorter space of time, however, overall the university has a very good learning environment with a lot of opportunities to gain employability skills. Over all my uni experience has been great.

Slow paced lectures but faster paced lab sessions, I would prefer it to be the other way round as in the labs you have the opportunity for one on one assistance whereas in a lecture there isn't that availability until after, and even then it doesn't really help much.

Brighton is just amazing, there's so much to do and even when doing something you've already done or seen before I can never get bored. Many clubs to go to, I'm not a fan personally but people I know love them, many concerts and live performance opportunities for entertainment as well as good night life and a lively town centre.

Really small rooms for what you're paying for, plus a lot of the facilities break quite often. Other than that it's alright, close to the university and it's a place to stay and make new friends with people you wouldn't really talk to through your flatmates.