Philosophy degrees

My campus is a short walk from Liverpool city centre. Makes my breaks during classes worth it. There’s also a free shuttle bus for all Hope students to use to get between Hope Park and the Creative Campus.

The facilities provided by the university, the libraries cafes and the mode of study used is exceptional. I wouldn't say there's any worst aspect of the University! But probably some more Indian food can be added to the canteen's menu? Hahah.

I appreciate that there are lots of opportunities to get involved with sport or different societies as well as general SU events open to all students. My lecturers are very knowledgeable and the campus both students and staff is very diverse and representative of all. I do not feel the gym facilities are suitable for a school of this size. I would appreciate better facilities for fitness overall. Additionally, blades appears to favour certain sports over others. Finally, I do not feel the hours of the Essex store (where you get Essex jumpers etc) are conducive to students schedules. I often am in class all day and when I finish lessons the store is closed and I am therefore never really able to go inside and look around.

To be honest in the beginning , its difficult for me to find my classes. May be its easy for international students , If there are representative from their country who speak their language. At present , I found out that my lecturer are too helpful. Even my friends are supportive.

The facilities and lecturers help ensure that you aim to get the best possible outcome for what you attempt to study however some of the campus feels slightly outdated with the way some of the rooms are laid out and can be improved.

It’s not a big university, so it’s easier to recognise students in the same course. If I have a question or problem, it’s not that difficult to ask them even though we’re not close friends. I know this university has a small number of international students. So if not speaking English fluently like native English speakers, it’s bit difficult to make friends with British people. In other words, it’s definitely easier to speak to or get along with international students because of having similar background, which is good thing though.

This is my second week at swansea and the freshers week was a wonderful time for me to understand the uni and the grading systems here. There is still a lot to learn but with the support provided by the university and the approachability of the staff at SEA, unihub, union and any other person or a group is just wonderful. Will explore more of the university and facilities incoming days, but I am currently very satisfied and gearing up for my classes to start the upcoming week.

The city campus location in Trevelyan square is the best possible location as it is close to bus stops, the train station, and the Clarence dock student accommodation so it is very accessible. The new campus and facilities are modern and very good and simple to use as this campus only opened in October. Student support, especially with disability services are amazing, and lecturers and personal tutors always want what is best for you and will provide you with all the support that you need. However, I do wish there were more societies to join to make making friends easier.

Exceptional campus with great facilities, and easy to navigate with signs. Lots of opportunities for societies ect and there is something for everyone. Working alongside other like-minded students and lots of opportunities to make new friends helps for a great work/life balance. Friendly and helpful staff bring a welcoming atmosphere. Many opportunities created by the university for undergraduate jobs and other things which help in bolstering student’s cv. A variety of courses available for students to choose from, my course (Chemistry) is enjoyable and academically challenging which helps me to push myself to work to my maximum capacity and the facilities and staff are amazing to help assist me to work as best as I can.

The experience is generally okay but just that the uni management is chaotic- lecture locations could change every week, and sometimes with short notice. Some lectures are shortened (from 2 hours to 1), or made online just because they didn't manage to schedule a room for the lectures.