Best: it’s a very pretty place with a city near the university with coffee shops, restaurants and loads of different types of shops. The teachers are really nice and help guide you. It could be improved with lectures being a bit more engaging, for some modules, and perhaps less time for the lectures as well (or a bigger break, 15 minutes).

Best: loads of different types of modules, so you are bound to find some you really enjoy. It’s taught in person, it’s enough hours (not too long), and you have time to ask questions to lecturers and talk to them outside of lectures and seminars. Worst: there are of course going to be some modules that are not as interesting to you and depending on how you are with technology, you might like or dislike the statistics side (since it’s using SPSS).

No

Best experiences was the lessons and lectures. Worst experience, nothing comes to mind.

I loved the lectures and the opportunities of the end of year films. I wish we had more of hands in lessons. More contact hours defiantly!!

I really liked the halls!