Nutrition degrees in Wales

I think my experience ain't bad the staff have been great and offering support to me as a student I just wish there was more facilities on site that was more affordable as currently it is cheaper to purchase stuff off campus rather than supporting the university.

The location isn't the quickest to get to but it depends if you're coming from Central City Centre or from Cathays. The campus is average looking minus the gorgeous art and design building and management one. The student support is amazing so I totally recommend. You just have to grab the opportunities for real, be honest, reach out and be willing to improve and make changes. There's a fair amount of places to buy hot drinks and foof. Equally there are places to get free clean drinking water, fridge, microwave and so on. There is also a gym near the front but I havent been in yet. There is also a horse riding place nearby so its a bonus to stip by and see them on quieter days. And I love Community Days where you get free bike repairs and tasty local food. All in all, the uni is great but you gotta sacrifice a variety of shops at your doorstep or getting out of bed earlier to get to class on time.

The worst aspect is that they are unorganised. Any of their departments are aware of what they need to actually do. They were sending me from one to another. There were many disinformation regarding exams. At the induction day I have been told I will be able to pick career pathway on my course in 3rd year. Now from nowhere I noticed - when I checked modules for my next year - that it is changed. I needed to find out myself that they have changed it and it’s not available anymore. Lack of feedback on assignments in moodle.

The SU and student life were probably the weakest parts of my university experience, but this is likely in part due to the small size of Aberystwyth. There were a range of societies but many stopped and restarted at various points. The campus has a great atmosphere and is just the right size!