Great fellow students and atmosphere with so much to do for such a small town. There is something for everybody! However, the school is located on top of a very high hill while town and any pubs are downhill, making it a hassle to travel between them. The lecturers are alright, though I personally struggle with the shorter lecture times and lack of direct contact with lecturers / large class sizes. The practicals are much more hands on and high quality, though the assignments and expected outside studyis more hands off and self directed. As someone used to lots of homework and access to tutors (something I feel the uni has a lack of or at least does not advertise well), this has been a difficult adjustment for me. The international staff team is kind and responsive (unless you're e-mailing from the states, in which responses can be up to 2 weeks apart), though the university doesn't provide nearly enough amenities or specialized support to warrant charging international students double the tuition of UK national students.

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I get free accommodation as an international student and have no issues with my building, except that there is not nearly enough room in two tiny fridges and freezers for the nine people in my flat. It is close to all my classrooms (within 10 minutes max) and a (expensive) convenience store, though grocery services are only in town. There are good options for delivery, though.

It's aver small town so everyone knows each other, and very friendly, the uni also has a lot of opportunities that they send every week.

Haven't looked at internships yet but the course is very enjoyable

I love the uni accommodation and my flatmates are. Ery sweet