Due to the fact that it’s a small uni, it means that all students can have a near one to one relationship with all of their lecturers and not just their PTs. Extremely beneficial to any students struggling with mental health issues as the Uni is very strong on support.

The course is taught by a well educated, close knit community of lecturers who care about student succeeding and aren’t just interested in results. They strive to make sure lectures aren’t boring and everyone is as comfortable as they can be.

Super convenient to live on campus, but I pay quite a lot of money for stupid issues constantly. I didn’t have a working in my bathroom after i moved in for two weeks, despite emailing maintenance every day, for example.

I have made crucial contacts for my future work in the industry, I have been challenged academically and creatively to be a good theatre maker, and I have made friends who I will continue to work with in the future.

The sports students have a lot of expensive equipment and are taken very good care of. The theatre department severely lacks facilities, including rooms to work in.

My tutor sends out constant reminders to come in for a chat about work or personal things. She knows everyone inside out and always makes time for one-to-one talks with students.

They are well organised, heavily involved with sports, and always available in the Student’s Union building on campus.

Campus is a 25 minute walk from town but has some shops and a pharmacy nearby so anyone living on campus has access to everything. Ermin is halfway between town and uni, and Upper Quay and Blackfriars are in town; 25 minutes from campus.

Societies cover every sport I can think of and many other societies exist. I know people who have created their own societies with ease.

Theatre department lecturers are currently working in the industry and they have many years of experience. I can’t take my pen off the page when Kate starts talking. It’s all gold.

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My course includes a placement module and actively continues to support students years after their graduation. I know other courses have year-long placements that go towards their degree and they get lots of help from uni to organise that.