The best aspects are the staff and general atmosphere when studying. It feels completely different to school and seems like a much more friendly and open environment. The only thing I think could be improved is the help to students after uni like access to certain softwares e.g. Adobe products.

The course has an excellent focus on individual students and we are given 1-1 teaching often. The environment feels friendly and welcoming

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Best: campus facilities are open pretty much all the time, I live very close, and it's mostly flat (wheelchair user). The societies are also really fun, I have enjoyed going along and being a part of them Worst: medical stuff not related to the uni but meaning I miss out on social aspects

Best: brand new PC's each with a drawing tablet. Tutors are available all working hours of the week Worst: the history of art lectures and essay. The lectures don't feel all that relevant to animation with things like Bauhaus. And essays are just yucky

Good size room and fairly clean when I first arrived. A few occupants had moved in when I arrived, both human and spider. Most spiders have since been evicted due to refusing to pay rent. Only problem seems to be there isn't a doorbell on the door, nor a letterbox, (not that post is an issue, I can get it delivered to the uni post office) Also 16 people have to share 1 washing machine. And there isn't a back gate, so often we get random punters walking into the garden to have a smoke or make a phone call etc etc Last thing I want to add is the mattress quality isn't great. It's not very comfy. Not that a load of blankets between me and it can't help