Academically the teaching standards were not always the best however I've done okay and I'm satisfied. On the whole lecturers did their best to engage the students. Social life wise its been great here, there are loads of societies and many different types of people to meet in different scenarios whether that be through raves, sports clubs, societies or maybe even church which I have been invited to a few times.

Good sports hall and a range of facilities to take advantage of such as basketball courts, squash courts, gym and fields. Lecture halls are spacious and sufficient too. The uni bar and club is the perfect size and is good for nights out both large and small events.

Not used the support services myself but I've heard that the help offered was very minimal.

Learning had been online for the second and third year which couldn't be helped... The lecturers have been fairly useful by answering my questions and communicating throughout lockdown.

There have been some guest speakers and internship offers from big companies such as Mccain for instance. The uni do offer internships specifically for the students too. Not much guidance with graduate jobs but that is something students need to work towards themselves.

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I feel Northumbria has helped me a great deal in increasing my confidence. Northumbria is more focussed on practical knowledge rather than theoretical knowledge. It has a lot of presentations, assignments and projects that focus on building the practical knowledge on how stuff works.There are exams but they usually comprise of around half of the module. Also, the great facilities in the University ensures that students are able to work whenever they want and are able to finish their work on time