Very good, i tend to take part more on the academic side of things and having to fend for my self does cause some difficulties but overall the experience is a positive one and look forward to the years to come.

Theres various workshops or events in a wide range of subjects e.g. job fairs, workshops on improving CV, opportunities for volunteering , a careers department.

The course is of course accredited by the imeche organisation making it a distinguished course , lecturers have various styles of teaching which have their pros and cons but more often than not its advantageous to the student although with some lecturers i find i understood better if i went through the lecture at home. The course its self is very challenging (least in this first year) constantly striving to get the best out of you and provides sufficient support (maths/software workshops most days of the week to help if you are struggling.

The only time i usually come into contact with the union is buying tickets for events , though the president for my baseball society says they tend to not deliver when it comes to things like booking fields for matches .

Very modern , with lovely communal area as well as a garden to go with it. Spacious , lovely house mates and a brilliant central location to boot,

facilities are good especially as i didn't have a laptop in the first term there was plenty of computers available (though you'll have to fight for one during or close to exam season) as well as having laptop for hire. given 2000 printing credits which easily lasts the year. For engineering in-particular the specialist equipment certainly helps with projects and demonstrating theory which ultimately helps the students under standing, the harrier jet simulator for the , Mercedes petronas wind tunnel are examples.

The city itself gets boring quick , everything that Coventry has to offer is located in the city centre , you end up going to the same night clubs every time you'll most likely end up having to commute to Birmingham to find something different to do.

There's a wide range of societies to choose from, the competitive ones such as , football, rugby (league and union ) ,as well as others are part of the BUCS league making it difficult to break into the first team although they offer give it a go sessions where you can play for fun without the competitive aspect of it.

Very good as said in my earlier answer, support for maths, essay writing, or even specific module workshops are all on hand to support us when needed.

Best student experience ever

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Personalised attention by tutors

Good volunteering opportunities

The Cycle Works. Brand new for 2017.

Best facilities in engineering