Birmingham City university is a great university, the courses are well structured and the job prospect percentages are great, especially in the BIAD faculty - Fashion Design specific. The lecturers have a lot of experience in industries also which is a big help when it comes to wanting to know about where you want to work in the future.

The facilities at Birmingham City University are really good, there are quite a few campus's across Birmingham, so depending on your course you'll be based where necessary. The good thing is that where you are based, you can use the facilities at any of the other campuses, including computer, study spaces, libraries etc. The millennium point campus is the newest built and has really good facilities.

Student support at Birmingham city university is really good, they have many different offices around campus for various different things, so there is always somewhere to go if help is needed, as well as online facilities including online chats for help for students in different areas.

The student union are always putting the student first, there are lots of events going on throughout the year from fresher events, bar crawls, charity events, final major project fund raising and many more. The student union get you involved when voting for rep's, letting you know how they aim to help the students, so you know what you can get from it.

Birmingham is a lively city to live in, being the the next capital city in the UK after London, there is loads to do. Outside of university and studying, you'll never be bored. The bullring shopping centre for retail, restaurants and bars, Star City, Birmingham Great Park, Aston, Digbeth Galleries and shops, Broad Street - clubs, restaurants and bars. Not to mention the German Market every christmas that comes to town.

As mentioned in the city life, the clubs and bars are really good in Birmingham. Broad street and Arcadian being the main places to go, Freshers have SO many events to go to, and nothing is too pricey either. Even for those living at home and studying at Birmingham City University, the student union gets everyone involved in club and society events.

The courses at Birmingham City university are well varied, for example the course Fashion Design allows you to specialise in specific pathways i.e. communications, costume design, garment technology etc. So you can get the most of seeing different areas of your course specialism before you decide what you want to focus on, toward a career. The majority of lecturers have worked in the industry of that specialism, which is good to know when it comes to help and questions.

The job prospects at Birmingham City University are very good and hold a high statistic of students who secure jobs when they graduate. They also have a lot of resources with helping with job prospects, along with specialist tutors who specialise in careers. Within my course - Fashion Design, we had a whole module on work experience and careers, dedicating into getting us ready for the world of work and knowing the area we wanted to access

I lived at home, however I have been to the accommodation through friends at university and the accommodation is really good. For the millennium point campus, the accommodation is city central which mean it's good for everything from food shopping to clothes shopping. Aswell as only being literally a 2 minute walk away from campus!

The best aspects of my uni experience would be; the new friends I’ve made, the food sometimes and some of the lecturers are really passionate which is inspiring. The worst is sometimes the way in which they assess us for e.g having to do a campaign or a leaflet for an assignment is honestly horrible . I honestly would rather an essay or an online open book exam :) There’s not many things I dislike tbh , I like that there’s always an opportunity to win something or best offered help .

I prefer mainly online learning , it allows me to work in my own time and pace . This means no matter what is going on I will always have the opportunity to revisit something which is honestly a blessing . The course hour are reasonable . I only went in three days a week this semester which is perfect because I don’t want to go in on any more days as I live an hour away . I choose not to speak to lecturers because I typically don’t have anything to say , but if I needed help I think they would help me .

To keep it brief , I would recommend I dealt with some trouble with this accom because my jobs were broken for 10weeks . I was only reimbursed for that incident after 2 months of continuous emailing .