Computer Science degrees in Brighton

There are amazing facilities and the staff are always willing to help as long as you ask them. Opportunities are there but you have to go out of your way to take them, once you do you will have the best time.

Partnerships could be made with the 'main' university of each city to allow BIMM students to access their social facilities. While BIMM is supportive of student associations and societies, there are not enough students at each campus to provide the same social experiences as, say, the University of Birmingham (where I study). It could improve students' living experience at university by establishing deals to allow them to join bigger societies with more students, attend events with more students, etc, engaging in a larger community. As BIMM is a university with small campuses across the country, I feel that it has a unique angle to approach these partnerships, more so that other universities confined to one city (Birmingham City University, for example), for an exception to be made. I have interacted with student wellbeing on multiple occasions and have had only positive experiences. I have had a tutorial with a member of wellbeing who supplied me with specific resources, immediately after, and have used the six sessions of counselling provided by the university which have made a difference to me. Facilities allow anyone from any course to access DAWs, instruments and Adobe software. This is useful to allow students to learn new skills. By purchasing a second-hand pair of drumsticks, I have been able to start casually learning the drums, with no huge commitment or additional cost.