The campus is located perfectly, especially if you are able to get accommodation on site! There's several shops nearby and an entire high-street. The only thing about chichester that isn't perfect is the nightlife, which for some people is a huge part of university life. If you aren't too interested in that, Chichester is perfect! Commuting is easy also, it's a 20 minute walk from the campus to the train station. The academic support from lecturers is amazing, I have never felt so supported in my education as I have here! Overall, Chichester is a great university with good facilities and teaching standards.

We do on average 12 hours a week, which leaves plenty of time for individual study. A huge positive about the law course here is that there are no exams, each module is graded on an essay basis. The lecturers are incredibly helpful and really approachable.

The only bad thing about the Havenstoke accommodation was that several crimes were reported nearby, however, the Student Union bar is opposite and that could be a huge part of why!

The staff within the university of Chichester are so supportive and helpful. The course includes helpful aspects to broaden our legal thinking for the future with additional drop in sessions to aid that further

The best part of the course is the contact with out lecturers and how they support us in every way. We also have great facilities during our course to help us achieve our fullest potential