The people I’ve met through my job at the Student’s Union

How the course is thought and the experience the professors have.

How new they are. The worst is the amount of people in one flat.

There is a lot of support at the university, whether it be education, mental or physical. As well as this, there is a myriad of SU run activities, such as on-campus movie showing in CINE10, or arts and crafts in the Atrium, or a special event in the SU bar. This helps create a great balance between study and social life. The worst aspects of my university experience is the struggle I have had to remain financially stable due to the government’s maintenance loan not covering my rent, meaning I’ve had to work 30hr weeks alongside my full time studies which has been overwhelming at times.

The course is taught in person, and the support from the department is incredible. Each lecturer is available by email and have specific drop in hours for any student who has a queries. There are also timetables session with a specific personal advisor which is really useful. As well as this, all lectures are recorded and accessible online which means that if you miss a lecture for whatever reason, there is always a way to catch up. I don’t really know if there is a worst aspect of my course as I’m really enjoying every part of it.

I like the room size of the uni hall’s and the amenities provided in the kitchen. As well as this, the rooms are always well heated and hot water is always available. The bins in the kitchen are changed every day I believe and the kitchen is cleaned at least once a week which is really appreciated. Sometimes the WIFI can be slow which can be rather disruptive but the problems never last too long.