My lecturers are extremely supportive and respectful. Lessons are engaging and are helpful for preparing for assignments. The location is lovely, as the campus isn't far from the city centre and the university has very good library facilities. However, the Disability and Inclusion team aren't as supportive as they should be. They don't reply to emails in a timely manner or sometimes not at all and their Inclusion plans are too generic, rather than catered to the individual student.

The lecturers are very approachable and supportive. The course content is engaging, as well as nice field trips. It's primarily face to face teaching, which I find more helpful than online learning. However, submission dates for assignments could be spread out more.

No

It is located at a great city, which has many places to eat and drink. Its train station is easy to access to get to and from many locations. There are so many societies to join, from sports to more degree based. Friends are easy to make, either through your accommodation, your degree or the societies. Facilities could improve by having the cafe place in the library open longer or more often (Exton Park campus).

The course is taught well from all the lecturers, I really like how they sometimes relate the content to real life and the workplace. My personal tutor is great and so is my tourism tutor, I was going through personal difficulties, and they were both there to support me and my studies. I do my work on Queens Park campus and Exton Park campus, and both of their library facilities are great. There is lots of space to do work, and most the time much quieter than a cafe. For work placements the work-based learning team weren't the best for my course. As I was going to do a placement year, but the people they had in to talk to us were more business-based placements than tourism or events.

No