Good, high quality level of teaching. Lecturers have an abundance of experience in a range of roles in the wine industry. Lots of contacts of people in the trade. Student life on campus is quite detached from anything - if you don't have a car there is not a lot you can do.

Most subjects have good contact hours, although a couple could be increased

Decent value for money. Living right on campus has a variety of perks (24 hour access to the library, close to class, access to lecturers outside of class), but the food quality isn't always good, times to eat for dinner are very early (17:45 at the latest) and the accommodation kitchen is quite bad. The location also means it's hard to experience any night life. It's hard to go out unless you have a car. Many of us end up bored on weekends wondering what to do.