The campus is beautiful, with lots of trees, a couple of beautiful old buildings and Keele Woods nearby. There are great public transport links with regular, frequent buses that take you from outside the students' union building all way to Hanley shopping centre and to Stoke-on-Trent railway station, where you can get direct trains to Manchester & Birmingham. However, some students may prefer to be closer to a greater variety of places to shop and more active nightlife. The Students' Union provides regular events. Both with and without alcohol, and there are lots of different clubs & societies to join. Staff & emails regularly signpost you to the correct places to get support: for study skills, mental health support, disability services and more.

All the lecture content is online with weekly in-person lab sessions, tutorials & seminars to support the lecture content. You're given plenty of time to complete labs, and they can be really fun! Online content means you can access it whenever is most convenient for you, and you can go back to review it easily; however, some students' may find it requires more motivation & self-discipline to ensure they go through everything than if course content was delivered in-person. All staff can be contacted via Teams or email, and I've found staff are quick to reply. I contacted my tutor when I was struggling with my course and they quickly replied, set up a meeting then gave me some really useful advice, signposting me to more support.

The halls I am staying in (Horwood Hall) are close to the campus and Keele Woods. They're surrounded by plenty of trees and open, grassy space. There is a launderette for each halls of residence, which is open 24/7. Student resident advisors are easily contactable if you ever have any questions and will occasionally do block rounds to help you put name to face and see if anyone needs any support. The cleaners do a wonderful job of helping you to keep kitchens & bathrooms tidy, and the grounds of the halls are well-maintained.

We need more both quiet and group study space as social and study spaces often overlap e.g. group study in the library being removed. Also the stairs in Huxley are sinking and it’s very inconvenient for getting around

More contact hours needed and more tutor time as well as more tutorials and immersive learning . Also the equipment is lacking

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