Great facilities like the library. Campus is very green. Student services can be very useful so I suggest learning more about them. Sometimes students don't know about the kinds of support that are available.

Professors and other staff are very friendly and understanding - don't hesitate to ask questions to your academic tutor and module convenors. Some professors give much better feedback on assignments than others though. There are many internship/work opportunities for specific subjects but not so many for others. Career fairs etc. tend to focus a lot on companies/jobs in business/marketing in the past.

May different types of accommodation. Good range of prices. Adding catering packages isn't really worth it. You can still get student discounts in campus cafés without it. Laundry facilities are good but I wish there were more laundry machines. The laundry top-up app malfunctions often and the "book washing machine" feature sounds good in theory but isn't (one wrong choice and the machine's blocked). Price is okay compared to launderettes outside campus but I still wish it was cheaper/had more washing time (£2.5 for 1 short wash cycle + 1.2 to dry). There's a 24/7 phone line for halls issues and security - Issues are resolved fast!

Location is good as it has a city sort of feel without the cost and too many people. The subjects I do feel overwhelming because the departments do not communicate between one another. Some staff are very far from understanding that students have things going on in their personal life they have to deal with too.

Content is not taught in a very exciting way for psychology. Art doesn’t teach much at all and mostly are left to own devices. Art lecturers don’t consider students personal life issue and some can be condescending, which makes you feel unable to speak to them (not all staff though)

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