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The facilities at dBs are fantastic and there are always patient technicians on hand to help navigate and get the most out of said equipment. The institutes size is a big bonus - the cohort compared to other unis is small which allows more opportunity for individual care and attention from the highly qualified collection of lecturers. Another huge positive is the level of student support I, personally, have received. I have made use of everything offered to me and i cant emphasise enough how much this has supported me in my development. As someone with learning and mental health difficulties, I would not have been able to get to where in am without this. The process to receive this support however requires formal testing, the waiting list for which is rather long - I know of students who could really use this same support but are either put off by the wait time of have been waiting for a long time to have their needs assessed. The biggest negative for dBs is the lack of a dedicated student union outside of uni. This is understandable due to the size of the institute but it means students have less opportunity to meet others from outside respective classes. There are events that happen and various societies but no consistent dedicated space that we can socialise in together.

I am allergic to Costa Coffee so perhaps more coffee more sometimes around the campus maybe one of each floor cost? Students union website is confusing. Could not find much to do, even gym and student union events/activities student support could be better. the emails could be more shared around