There are quite a lot of study spaces, which is nice. If you’re feeling like you want a cafe buzz type of vibe, we have that, if you’re looking for more silent areas, we have that too.

Since the pandemic, there has been an increase in online learning. Slowly though, more and more lectures and being held in person. At the same time, these lectures are also made available online, along with transcripts. I think this is great because it gives options to students. There are some students who learn more by actually going in to the lecture hall, and some who prefer watching it back online because they can pause/make notes easier etc.

It is right in the heart of central London, which is great, with the tubes making travel very convenient, especially with the newly opened Elizabeth line. On the other hand, there are downsides that come with it, such as trying to travel during rush hour (terrible).

No

Great central location, but student mental health support is abysmal. It's also mostly very wealthy students which can be pretty daunting for lower income students. Research facilities and career help is better than most universities.

good career help facilities, but most of the in person teaching is useless and just exists to meet the minimum requirements.

No