Computer Games Development with Foundation Year

Buckinghamshire New University

The worst aspect for me and is more like a personal one is that I tried joining two clubs (Athletes and Hockey) but I never got a reply. So during fresher fair I looked for the Athletes club and couldn't find it so I tried later on by online website no reply then I decided maybe Hockey, No reply from them either appart from that everything is fantastic. As for the best aspect from my uni experience I'll have to say due to my course I get you use great quality PC and equipment in general on a daily basis.

I like that I am constantly driven throughout my course to expand my skills in coding and to give me a goal to work towards to bring the skills together

Its very open to having your own time, from having a bunch of different study places to having access at any time, including 2am if you want to have acess to a better computer or books. They also have a great location, being basically next to the centre allowing me and friends to eat, relax and do what we want before and inbetween lectures. The thing that i would improve is their website and app, i think that it could do with a bit more understanding, the MyBNU app seems overly complicated and sometimes its hard to find what you are looking for. It took me alot of time to find stuff like class materials, exam due places and different disscusions.

The facilities here are amazing! They have lots of really impressive technology and all the tutors are experienced in industry. The student union is also amazing, they are constantly do free events and activities but more importantly they offer constant support to students financially and emotionally. They put on free meals multiple times a week and offer various money saving schemes usually also using recycled stuff! There isn't much of a party life here location wise but the uni is in the centre of town and there are plenty of shops. London is also just a train ride away. As a disabled person I will say that the uni has been nothing if not supportive. I have had many accommodations put in place and feel confident that my disability will not affect my studies in anyway.

I enjoy the location and how much support is given to the students. There's plenty of shops and things around, which makes uni life very enjoyable even outside of class. There's not many bad aspects, in all honesty. I enjoy it here.