Agriculture and Horticulture degrees in All England

Best aspect is the support you can receive and the fact that there are numerous kinds of support available, whether it is be work support or help with background information. Worst Aspect in my opinion is the location as compared to city campus as it is in the centre of Nottingham so its very easy and close to arrive. However Clifton is located around South of Nottingham so it takes a decent while to get there compared to the city campus.

The campus is beautiful, you can walk down to equine to see the horses, walk around the garden of hartpury house or walk the short distance down to the Home Farm through the lovely scenery. The facilities are great, and even more are being built and are on the way.

The facilities provided by the university, the libraries cafes and the mode of study used is exceptional. I wouldn't say there's any worst aspect of the University! But probably some more Indian food can be added to the canteen's menu? Hahah.

Best; community feel, uni is quite isolated so you form close bonds with your friends and it’s easy to meet new people. Worst; it’s difficult to get around if you didn’t have a car, not many shops in walking distance and poor public transport - however there is an hourly minibus

I enjoy the support from the lecturers and the college wanting to provide a nice studying environment for higher education students. I do enjoy the campus site however a disadvantage of this is that is very rural and no regular transport off-site aside from the coaches that arrive before 9.15am and leave at 4.30pm. Other than this I do enjoy my time at this college.

Amazing campus in an amazing location. Good range of courses. Could be improved with more welcome information to help get more out of the uni experience such as in depth campus tours, how the uni works and workshops to adjust to uni leading (such as how to reference)

***IDPCTBR22*** genuine, but sensitive. Overall, I believe the University of Liverpool is a great university with a lot of supporting facilities. However, I do take issue with the hypocrisy of the Liverpool Guild as they advocate for protecting women's health and bodily autonomy as evidenced by the "my body my choice" poster on display in their window but have allowed a society to be recognised which advocates for the complete opposite of this (pro life society). As a woman, this has created an unsafe feeling around campus and compromised my admiration for the University.