Positive. I have made plenty of friends, I have learnt a lot and I feel like I have become more of a developed adult thanks to the university. I am glad I went and I hope others get the same positive experiences that I have been able to have.

Mostly good, certain parts like the Alan Turing building that house subjects like computer science have been very well equipped. If you dig deep into the university then you can find a few parts of the building that should be improved but the University has been slowly improving every section to high standards which is good to see

Good, its been very positive to see how they help students through personal issues. I could not fault the services that have been offered by the university to people who need it.

Very good, members are easy to find and easy to talk too. They always work in the interest of the students and they always make sure to do the right thing.

Yes, the university is in a very good location being just on the outside of the centre of town. It is quick to get to bus station or train station however since it is in the city centre parking is difficult to come by and quite expensive. It is close to restaurants and pubs so it is easy to go with friends to the pub during free periods for a drink and to study.

I know there are many things on offer for anyone who needs it and they university is very accommodating for people who have ideas of new societies and sports that they want the university to offer

I like the fact it is so open ended in how they guide you through the modules. You feel like you can take things the way that suits you and as long as you perform in the end by delivering the correct results then the university can be very lenient. I do not like the online portals for work the modules have though, I like the concept but they are poorly maintained and there is not a lot of organisation on the portal making it sometimes hard to work through it

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They have plenty of teams on offer to help graduates find their feet and to help current students with work. It is a very valuable service that is very good to see offered. I could not fault it honestly :)

I enjoyed my time at Wolverhampton, others didn't but isn't every university like that? Its what you make of it, there will be good times and bad times, for me the majority was good times. The majority of staff are amazing and always very helpful and knowledgeable, during my time there I only had one lecturer talk down to me and be overly critical which wasnt obviously a good experience but the rest are really nice, the university can be unorganised at times, this is I feel the worst thing about the university. Good points are the uni is always improving things, the uni is located in the city center so easy to travel to and from and good places for lunch near by, staff are enthusiastic about you and are genuinely interested, the course prepared me for the job I got after my degree.

All software was available but books sometimes had to be fought for.

I had a lot of support from my lecturers and always felt motivated and confident, reception and admin staff are the unsung heros, I had no idea how to work out classifications and what graduating entailed but the student support staff where so great and helped me so much!!

Never went in there but it looked nice.

I moved to Wolverhampton to study there, not in uni accommodation though, there are a lot of things to do in the city, people sometimes say its rough but that logic could be applied to any city, me personally I didn't think it was that bad and there are a lot of shops, helps also being a stone throw away from brum, night life is good aswell.

I still participate in the online "web design society", its nice to see lecturers participating and caring even after you have left. Also there is a lot of useful articles and queries shared.

The practical side of the course was great, I think some of the theory and assignment writing could of been better, for example the "emerging technologies" module was a bit heavy on the writing front, overall you write about 10,000 words during the module, when you also have a dissertation this isn't the best news to get, also the theory and continuous writing for that module didn't teach me a lot. "Advanced Web Technologies" on the other hand is a fantastic core module, the staff and content on the module is top notch, very fun and enjoyable module. I also took a business consultancy module to give my degree a bit of an edge and considering I hoped to work for a business thought it important to learn about the structure and become an analyst thinker, also lovely lecturers, Sherri will definitely leave a lasting impression and is great to talk to :)

I got a job straight after completing my degree and an IT Support Technician, I had to book the day off work for my graduating ceremony.

I moved into my own flat, if this is the case for anyone else then there are a lot of good flats just outside the city center that are quite cheap and well presented.