I really like the community and the clubs and things like that.

The year in industry team are fantastic and offer tons of support. The blended learning js good and the department responds really well to feedback such as us complaining we had to much online stuff so they set a minimum number of in person hours for each module.

It was nice, it was in an OK place. There weren't many college events and the freshers week was definitely less varied than that of other colleges

Very calming place with lots of support available. My accommodation is really nice and everyone I’ve met has been pleasant and welcoming. The university itself offers a lot of academic resources and I’m constantly being told about new opportunities and career possibilities which is really helpful. I think it could be improved by a better campus because some area are a little outdated and worn down but this doesn’t affect my specific course so I’m unsure if it affects people on those specific courses (e.g. the physics building uses old boards and still uses chalk and blackboards). I think the uni could do more to help with public transportation given that the local bus company (First) no longer offers free travel except between campuses and this makes bus travel slightly unaffordable in a city that’s supposed to be quite cheap

The course is interesting but difficult. The facilities and resources available are amazing but I feel the course is structured quite strangely and I don’t feel like I’ve learned much since arriving. The staff are really helpful and can’t fault them at all, they are also really good at leading lectures and seminars and are beneficial to my learning :)

Maintenance is really helpful and do a good job to make everything smooth. My flat is stunning and flatmates all really friendly, and my college offers a lot of support like Spudricke Wednesdays where free jacket potatoes are handed out as well as other snacks and drinks. It’s honestly such a nice place to live and I’m really grateful to be where I am