The campus is really pretty and the professors are very friendly and helpful

My lessons are taught in person which is helpful and any extra help with assessments is always appreciated

The campus is really nice, there's lots of places to go for walks or runs. There is a wide variety of societies and sports clubs that you can join. the facilities are really good, there's lots of rooms you can book for free for group projects or studying. As it's a campus based uni there is a much stronger community as opposed to a city university. They host lots of events in the evening such as games and crat nights which I think is really good for student mental health and well being. The university could be better improved by making information of the website easier to locate and ensuring the information is up to date. I was going to do a semester abroad but the website initially said it was compatible with my course, then a different part of the website said that it wasn't and then a lecturer said the course structure was changing so that it would be compatible. This made it really confusing. Furthermore, sometimes finding who you need to contact for a specific question can be quite difficult. For example, I was looking into fundraising and it took me a very long time to find who I needed to contact for fundraising permission.

I have some really good lecturers who are really passionate about the course they teach. Some lecturers I find just read of the slides or some of the lectures seem irrelevant to the course for example we had a lecture with a lot of information on dinosaurs but not much information on how that related to neuroscience. I like that in Molecules of life we work through practice questions, this makes me feel more confident that when I have a formal test I will know what to expect and how to answer the question. I wish there were more small tests on KLE so that I could test how well I know the content. For the first 2 months I had no indication of how I was doing in a module because I had no feedback from any tests. I wish there was a reading week in Neuroscience as I would have liked to have time to be able to read some wider content whereas I haven't had time to do this.

The university accommodation is really expensive. There is nothing separating one area to another so there is nothing to stop someone going into someone else's kitchen. the property management is good as we had an issue with our fridge and they replaced it.