Neuroscience degrees

The area has a very town-ish feel, not too busy with a very homely feel to it. Lecturers are very quick to respond to queries and always provide extremely helpful advice and explain things very well. One slight improvement would be the advertisements of all the societies we have at bangor, as I can’t seem to find the full list of things I can get involved in whilst here

I have access to pretty much anything I need in terms of equipment or facilities on campus. The campus itself is quite far for me but that's just unlucky, my main problems with the location can't be fixed by the university itself. It would be nice if there were cafes, stores or restaurants closer to the campus as the stores within campus are quite overpriced. There are technically two train lines you're able to take to get there but I haven't known anyone to ever take Jubilee probably due to the longer travel time and walk from station to campus. And having one line as an option to get to the campus can feel a little stressful sometimes.

The university is a great place to study with many advanced facilities and abundance of equipment for student use. However the location of the university might not be the safest in night time and may look abit outdated.

The location is fantastic. Plymouth is a beautiful city with decent nightlife and you can easily get on a train or a cheap bus and travel in any direction and enjoy the most beautiful coast and countryside. The main campus is nice, albeit mostly grey concrete with some ugly modern art thrown in. There isn't as much greenery as other universities and some of the facilities aren't great but the good ones are really modern, really colourful and very comfortable. The lecturers are nice people and some of their classes are really interesting and involving. The Student Union organises all sorts of events celebrating different cultures and in the bar there are drinks for a reasonable price, themed discos and a pub quiz every Sunday, all very enjoyable. There are lots of sports clubs and different societies to join and they're generally very welcoming.

Most of the lecturers are lovely and really helpful. There’s been lots of student events to keep it a fun and exciting time and take the pressure off studying. The library is great but can be difficult to find somewhere to study when it’s busy

I’m a mature student doing the BMus Music part-time at Goldsmiths. I’ve just come to the end of the full-time first year (which has taken me two years). Headline is I’d really recommend this course – it was definitely a good decision to apply. Over the first year I’ve done 5 year-long modules and coming to the end I reckon they have given me a really solid foundation as a musician in terms of my ability to play, write, analyse and think about music.