Firstly, the facilities are great, from the gym and its cheap memberships to the many cafes and study spots on campus. The look and feel around campus definitely makes my uni experience better, since the campus is so green, and I've even managed to see deer jumping around outside from my lecture window. I think this definitely makes going to university more enjoyable and helps take away from the stresses of university work. The students' union are also always helpful by listening to student voices and actively making changes.

I feel very fortunate to have lecturers who specialise in their subject and go above and beyond to help their students. The course offers me to learn about topics I had never considered before, which has helped me become more innovative and curious. I also like how small my course is since it makes every lecture feel like a classroom-type seminar, so I've come to know my peers and lecturers better than others who have hundreds in their course. This has helped my learning in creating a space where I feel comfortable and where I look forward to being taught.

My block was very convenient to campus, which definitely encouraged me to attend all lectures. The staff around my halls were always lovely and polite, and would always offer any help or support if we ever had any problems. I also felt very safe knowing the estate patrol would always be around if I were ever in need. It was also very well kept and clean, which made living away from home that bit easier.

There are a lot of societies and clubs, most of the facilities are really beautiful, and the University is working very hard to reduce its carbon footprint in tangible ways. Better integration for PhD or PGR students would be good.

The seminars are great, although I don't have any lectures and can't speak for those. The seminars are taught in a student-led way with interesting questions to guide the conversation. Assessment expectations are laid out clearly.