Such an amazing campus, everything is within reach and promotes a positive environment and mindset, plenty of nature and facilities to stay active. The engineering part of campus is well integrated together promoting group and inter course working. The course itself is also very well structured, everything we learn has a concrete impact on our industrial knowledge and understanding, consistently linking back to the automotive industry.

All in person lectures, tutorials and labs. All led by great lecturers and phd students. The combination of the two helps to gain understanding of subjects and software from multiple viewpoints. The combination of labs tutorials and lectures also aids in building understanding of subjects, also familiarising us with software and processes used in industry, in which I saw on my placement year. The hours are great, there is a lot of them but I’d much rather that than fewer hours where it feels you aren’t getting your moneys worth. It can oftentimes be a struggle to keep on top of work due to the amount expected but with god organising this can be mitigated.

Great game for money. However it is a bit of a luck of the draw when it comes to kitchen, bathroom and shower allocation as each floor and flat has different layouts and setups. Some kitchens can be shared between 6 and some between 14. The cleaning is great and helpful and the topping up of things like bin bags and loo roll was great.

Sports facilities are top notch, certain lecture halls are cramped and lack work space.

The lecturers are enthusiastic and encouraging, however the course content is too varied and some modules do not relate to A&F