The best parts of my uni experience were the hands-on involvement in sport, coaching athletics teams, and the strong sense of community within my course. I loved researching my dissertation topic as it was something I was genuinely passionate about. However, the worst aspects included occasional lack of structure in some modules, the pressure of balancing coursework with practical commitments, and the challenge of managing deadlines.

The best aspects of my Sport and Exercise Science course were the practical applications and the opportunity to work directly with athletes, which brought the theory to life. Modules on sport psychology and physiology were particularly engaging, and the hands-on lab sessions and coaching experiences helped develop real-world skills. However, the worst aspects included some inconsistencies in module structure, where certain topics felt rushed while others were overly detailed.

Rooms were spacious and clean. However don’t feel safe at times. Management avoided helping if anything went wrong.

My course has been fantastic, I've made amazing friends and the learning has been really hands on within our seminars which allows for a further understanding of our lecture content and a realistic idea of the requirements of a sports scientist. The social side of uni has been really fun, every small task from food shop to laundry is a fun activity as you get to do it with your friends, joining a society has kept me active, but also allowed me to make some amazing memories and friendships.

The seminars are really hands on and practical, meaning we can develop really good real life skills.

The social space is really nice, the kitchen area is really large for 6 people. However we are the only accom without a TV in our kitchen, but not once has it been a issue as it means everyone is really sociable, just gets pointed about by peopel from other accommodations.