Personally, I have been very thankful to Southampton for accepting me and being a really good University with a bunch of lovely lecturers and staff. The COVID pandemic made it hard but, particularly in History and Archaeology, the lecturers adapted very well and work was still done efficiently. They were also able to open facilities that were needed and have thoroughly followed rules and cleaning regulations to keep us safe. Although I have heard other people not having the best experience (some doing masters), I have not had that many issues. Overall, a worthy place to study.

The library is large and has a vast amount of books both in person and online. There are very beautiful laboratories at NOCS and Avenue Campus which maybe used throughout this course, depending on the modules you choose. What you need is within a walking distance.

Support, especially for those with SpLD, is very good. I have personally felt well supported and got what I needed to help me achieve in my course. You do also get support from your Personal Learning Tutor (PLT) and teachers if and when you need it.

Most lecturers reply very quickly to your questions and will out out further information on assignments if a lot of people are asking which is equally useful. They try very hard to give you as much help and information they can in the first place (seminars are important). It’s been a very good university but sometimes lectures/seminars can feel a little pointless.

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I have not looked into this. However, I do know a lot of emails get sent out about it. There are also seminars throughout the year with people in different fields of your chosen subject that can help.

The course I find is fun, student life is aesome but the accommodation is bad and far and the organisation for my course is poor.