Cellular and Developmental Biology PhD

University of Nottingham

Love the campus, it's so big and open and you're surrounded by nature. Great city with lots to do and a great student night life.

It has plenty of things to do, from archery to boxing to art! There are many societies to join from religious societies to political societies to a dog walking society! It's close to the city centre but a bus is definitely needed as it's about 50min walk. Student support is decent, they are good with exam adjustments for those who need them but the mental wellbeing support is somewhat lacking. Campus is very green, feels clean and has good signage. Student life is good, with so many societies there is plenty to do, but due to high workload there is little free time. Haven't really experienced the student union but others say it's good and they put on some cool events.

The campus is all close together, the wifi is not great on campus and sometimes there is not enough room to find a place to study. but the location is excellent and the facilites are really good

The university of Nottingham is an amazing place to study as the campus and facilities are great. The teaching is also great, but sometimes the lectures slots are very long and it gets difficult to concentrate so this could be improved. Additionally, the city of Nottingham itself is amazing with great shops, bars, restaurants and clubs.

The tutors and staff are all incredibly supportive and willing to answer questions. The community is great and the campus is stunning. Sometimes the food can be a bit bland and halls can be a bit isolating but is generally very good