Brilliant campus and location.

Some of the modules are useful and help you as a musician. But some modules seem to be "course filler" and are not really relevant and this makes the work seem like a "box ticking exercise"

There are loads of facilities that I can use in Uni, such as Boots library and Metronome rehearsal rooms, and I can book out mics. However, I have not used student support services before so I don't know if they are good or not. For the campus, some buildings are well-designed, but some buildings are dull.

There is a lack of practicality for the "your industry" sessions. One of the most important thing is to learn how to get into the music industry, and that means it's crucial to have more practical work that is similar to industry environment, rather than looking at a powerpoint and listening to the lecturer for 1 hour straight. The practicality is vital for gaining work experience within the course, enabling students to become more employable in the future. The lecturers are brilliant and their teaching quality are excellent. They are approachable as well so we can confidently ask them any enquiries if needed. For the facilities, it's great that we have access to the Confetti booking system where we can book rehearsal rooms and equipments, there are a lot of equipments that we actually cannot book, such as synths and some specific microphones. It would be good if the bookable items can be expanded to a wide list.