Grounds & facilities are amazing. Direct busses to mail cities & airports e,g,.Edinburgh & Glasgow are very poor or non existing. Want to particularly address the golf connection the university boasts & advertises about. This is especially what attracted me to Stirling, but alas, the golf course is non existing. They now use it for football. This needs to be explained succinctly on the website. Yes there is a golf society who exclude high handicappers. Inclusion to the club is elitist. I also want to address the recycling. In ireland now there is a refund for plastic bottles onto supermarket club cards. This would really increase recycling as incentives work. I have joined the wild swimming club. I want to enquire why we need to climb to the reservoir? Why cannot we swim in the lake? Possible a section could be allotted.

In class learning. It is surprising that there is only 6 hours lectures per week. Also we have been moved from classroom to classroom daily and weekly. It is extremely disruptive. I am thoroughly enjoying the 6 hours lectures we have but the rooms are small, with no temperature control

Room is nice but I would prefer a double bed , not pushed against the wall. There is no bathroom cabinet, towel rail or shower rack. There is an open shelf oner the toilet. Above that there is a space which could be better utilised with shelves. An open shelf over a toilet is fraught with difficulties, objects falling in. Of course closing the lid would prevent such occurrences but edges on the shelves would help. Yes this would cause more cleaning work but I think necessary.

The best aspects would include the level of sport and the worst aspects would likely be pace at which student support is delivered.

I found my course to be interesting however it may be long in certain components of the course which reduces time to cover other topics.

The halls are generally clean however a lot of rules are not enforced leading students to doing things they aren’t really meant to be doing.