Overall my experience has been very positive at university and the time has gone so much faster than expected. I really look forward to my future after graduating.

We have regular employability workshops/lectures where we can discuss our prospects and get advice for future career pathways. Lecturers are also more than happy to discuss careers with you and see this as the future end term goal of their job as opposed to students just graduating.

The thing I like most about my course is how we are always encouraged to ask and answer questions without worrying whether we are wrong. The thing I like least about my course is that some modules give coursework deadlines on the same due date and it would be better if they worked together to plan when deadlines can be without clashing.

Our students union is incredibly helpful and represents every minority with some communities having a representative at both campuses.

Facilities are readily available with plenty of places to eat on campus and showers available in toilets allows an alternative for students struggling with bills. The lab facilities are also very advanced so we can experience how certain machines work ready for future careers.

Yes, there are many streets of housing less than 10 minutes walk away from campus. And the city centre is within walking distance but regular buses also travel there which is very cheap for students.

There is a society for almost everything you could think of, definitely something for everyone. Variety in sports is also very good however the less common sports are less competed in games such as varsity which is unfortunate.

Tutors are incredibly helpful and offer advice on every aspect on university. Feedback is also easily accessed on blackboard and it’s easy to find to refer back to it for similar future coursework. We’re also given many opportunities to feedback our opinions which I feel is very important.

My uni experience so far has been great! Enjoying the course, living with my flatmates is fun, and its great to get to know the surrounding area more as the course goes on.

Lots of careers-based events on campus, alongside the employability award and careers lectures. I think it is preparing me well so far.

All the lecturers are clearly keen on the subject that they teach, which makes lecturers much nicer to attend. Some of the modules are very interesting.

It is nice, room is a decent size as is the kitchen.

Costcutter (the campus shop) supplies an impressive range of items for such a small shop. Catering on campus is decent too. Library has plenty of study areas.