Law with Politics and International Relations [with Foundation year] - LLB (Hons)

Anglia Ruskin University

Best are the opportunities, the work experience side of things and having advise from people. Worst- student life anxiety

Best- lots of opportunities for getting yourself out there, being encouraged to make friends, find part time employment and make an impact on society. Continuous emails from student society’s about networking opportunities, charity events, volunteering and so much more. A big variety of sports clubs, onsite gym, plenty of socialising areas. As a law student, the law clinic is especially the most impressive aspect, offering aspiring lawyers invaluable work experience in the legal field, working with real-life client cases, whilst being mentored by a qualified solicitor. ARUCPD also a very motivating aspect, as students are constantly being reminded that ARU wants them to succeed, gain employability skills and experience. Improvements - slightly expensive meals, furniture above the eatery in HEL building need replacing, sofas and cushions are worn down, torn and not pleasing, the upstairs area can be reworked to make students more comfortable

The best part of studying at ARU is how supportive and approachable the lecturers are. The campus has a friendly atmosphere and the study spaces make it easy to focus. What could be improved is the social side sometimes it’s hard to meet new people or get involved in events. More small group or relaxed activities would make it easier for students to connect.

Overall an excellent university and good student experience, might benefit from greater affordability in the area (however this is outside of the university's control in many respects).

For the gym facilities there can be some improvements for the showers of locker rooms. I can sincerely say that opportunities of school are quite enough