My overall university experience is quite good. I feel like because the university is good for physiotherapy as I get a good experience with good facilites and support in regard to my course, as its one of the best in the country. I am massively involved in sports and play for 3 sports teams at uni and this really adds to my experience

The university is quite small so doesn't have the best or biggest facilities, but it changes between courses as some are better funded than others

The tutoring at the uni is very good as every student gets a personal academic tutor. but if you seek extra help then this is not great. i have not used the the counsilin service but have refered other students their as i am a student physio. it have very good reviews and feedback from the students that attend

The students union has improved in the last year and is starting to become more student focused, taking into consideration what students want however there does seem to be a lack of communication to students and how they could be better, the facilites arent great as there isnt much space for studnets and staff arent often arround for students to meet them and discuss things

Yes, the university is a 5 minute walk from my accommodation which is great. The city centre is a 10 minute walk from campus which is ideal if you need to go clothes shopping or just need a few things. However the Aldi is about a 40 minute walk so with heavy bags its not an ideal location therefore, most people have to get taxi's or I have to drive there.

The univeristy has most sports available for students and supports anyone that wants to open a new club. Societies are easier to open up at the univeristy and most are approved by the council

We do a lot of team based learning in groups with my peers, which I enjoy. I do not enjoy presentations and we do them quite frequently

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There is many different career workships that look at improving your employability skills and the careers part of the univeristy is very helpful. My course already includes work placements. There is a lot of langauge courses and team building courses to help out with transferable skills.

It is very pleasant, learnt a lot of know ledges here and met a lot of people. But just that so far, i have not met any close related friends yet. If you come to university, don't waste your time handing with the ones that do not respect you or the ones who does not think you are important. Because you DO deserve to be treated nicely and treasured.

My faculty, health studies, has a quite brand new and modern facility, however, in almost half of the teaching buildings that they are so old that I feel like the ceiling is going to fall on my head at any point.

We have all kinds of services, but it is down to weather students use it or not.

I do notice that they exist, but i am just not aware of any activities or events that they hold that suites a lot of peopole.

Sure it is , it is only 5 minutes walk away from lecture rooms and 15 minutes walk away from the city centre

It has a quite large variety, but the promotions and time slots are not in that much variety.

I like it that it is practical base so that I dont have to attend many lectures. However, I do not like handing in assignments and doing presentations

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we do have a disability and employment centre that is very helpful. there is a website for job opportunities as well, but the job variety can be more.