Film History degrees in North West England

(Creative Campus) Location is perfect, equipment for all subjects seems to be highest grade quality, and the whole student team is attentive and supportive. However, in terms of living on the campus- it needs work. There’s one small room to hang out in that’s simply not big enough for the amount of people on campus. It has a broken pong table and an out of order drinks machine in it. Main Campus is much nicer, bigger and well funded. But the arts have always been underfunded so no one’s surprised.

Best - Good location close to the city centre. Plenty of buses pass through Oxford Rd however during busy times they do fill up quickly. Worst - DASS (Disabled Student Support) have been really disappointing, they made me a support plan before I arrived but a lot of this did not get followed until I chased it up myself. Trying to get in contact with them feels near impossible and getting extra support for university presentations has taken months and one of the presentations has already passed despite contacting DASS weeks prior.