There is a wide range of support with staff members answering emails quickly and always available to grant support if asked for it. While the course itself is good and the support is significant, the only true problem is the accommodation and specifically the price of it (although maintenance do respond quickly to any requests put in).

Lectures are well put together with the recording aspect allowing for content to be covered again if needed independently. Course aspects are good with my course see two-week mandatory summer work in the field in the first and second years to enable theory to be put to the test. The only thing is that feedback could be more detailed or understanding in some places as to better gage what aspects I need to improve upon, but facilities and gaining access to differing sources is easy to do. Blackboard is also much more accessible and easy to use then at the start of the year.

Only ten minutes away from both Piccadilly and Oxford Road Train station, and only around 15 minutes from the uni itself. Also very close to the city center and northern quarter to allow exploration of the city to gain a true understanding of your surroundings. The only thing is the price, along with the kitchen not being very up-to-date or modern in general with this is true for the rest of the building. It does have a good common area and the maintenance staff respond quickly to any issues that may occur.

There are a lot of study spaces and the students Union is good. Could be improved by more funding for archaeology

Good fieldwork opportunities

Poor management,rats, mice, faulty power sockets, never fixed my broken radiator, bad water quality , took ages to fix our showers