BSc Digital Technologies for Animation, Games and Immersion

University of Hertfordshire

Everything is great overall, just that some parts feel a bit stagnant. The overall nightlife in here is a little dry and the student union feels like it's lacking a bit.

The course has been nice and their are plenty of nice immensities, but it has some issues, such as a lack of cash machines, it's difficult to get their due to a lack of uni bus for my location, and the campus can be focusing to move through due to unnecessary dead ends

I think the uni as a whole is nice, it's got plenty of places to eat and do stuff in, though it's layout is a bit difficult to get around if the buildings arn't on the main two paths, and I think their could be some better interconnection

The community (in CTA) can be really good and inclusive! The university facilities that they offer is industry standard at times, and if we are missing anything, our tutors/staff always listen to our feedback. The animation course is well-known in the professional world, with students creating wonderful films and pursuing their dreams in the courses. Herts has also given me part time job opportunities like becoming an ambassador, and a school community organiser with the Student Union. The downsides are things like external factors to do with the Uno buses and Herts buses, always being unreliable for commuting. I have not done accommodation but I have heard some bad and good things about it, so things like hygiene, security and support could be improved.

I choose this uni since it was closer to London and and also the area, Hatfield is a very beautiful place. For my course this university was offering a variety of facilities and options.