Product and Furniture Design - BA (Hons)

University of Plymouth

My favourite aspect is that I can use the workshops for personal projects as well as for course projects. The only thing I'm not keen on is that booking system for the workshops.

i have enjoyed my uni experience so far. the location of Plymouth is incredible, right next to Cornwall and Dartmoor. the uni itself has great facilities, from the student union to student support services. however i would say that the organization of construction and new buildings could be greatly improved. There have been some major delays to the running of new workshops, for example.

Great facilities, great tutors. Campus is all in one spot in the city. Right next to the hoe which is scenic. Plenty of things to do

I'm very happy that I chose to study at Plymouth. The city is nice, it has a good amount of things to do, its right by the sea and everything you need is so close, within walking distance which makes such a difference. The train station is also very close, so its easy to come and go without hassle. The uni itself is good too, the library is a good place to study, the cafes and food places on campus are decent, including the campus shop. The campus itself is quite small, but has nice areas to study and relax. The SU also has lots of opportunities and events, and is also a good place for a night out. The city is also a good night out, as all students, pubs, clubs etc. are close. The societies are good, but as someone who's not particularly sporty I don't feel like there are many options for me. But this only made me feel at a bit of a disadvantage in the first month or so of uni. Sometimes I wonder if Plymouth as a city is quite far away from everywhere else in the UK, but I think the is just a small drawback against the many benefits such as being so close to the sea, close to beautiful parts of the country and it is a city that has a lot of opportunities because it is a hub for people in the southwest.