The Cultural Heritage Institute is in Swindon. It is near to Swindon railway station so it is accessible by rail. The building is within a converted railway building so it is aesthetically pleasing. There are lots of charging points, several toilets, a mini kitchen including a kettle, microwave and dishwasher, a lecturing area, and a study space.

This university is a great place to study because the lecturers are really supportive. The course I am on is accessible in a hybrid format with Teams lectures running alongside in-person lectures and recordings available afterwards. This means that I can work remotely if I need to without missing out. I cannot think of any improvements. Whilst I have not had access to placements yet, I think that I would be able to get them with the university if I wanted to.