Best: - Campus is amazing with state of the art teaching and other facilities - SU is very active and lots of activities to get involved with

Best: - Good portion of lecturers are incredibly engaging and will go the extra mile to help you both inside and outside of the classroom Worst: - Teaching assistants used are often inexperienced and very poor communicators - Formal support and extracuricular activities as a part of the course is limited/non-existent i.e., relevant networking events, employability sessions, --> great support at the uni but all of it is optional extras and I think it would be better if it was integrated within programmes. - Very little teaching time spent in business school

Most: - Quiet hall with nice surroundings Least - interior is a little dated - not many events/JCR to help you meet other people in the hall

There are lots of facilities in the university and the lecturers are great to interact with. The university provides a lot of support as well, both academically and otherwise. One way it can be improved is that it could use more study spaces.

There is a blend of online and in-person teaching. There's contact with lecturers through weekly seminars but it would be nicer to have more in-person lectures too