The bureaucracy can be frustrating, but in regards to studying every tutor is extremely helpful.

The variety of teaching and topics are always interesting, helps a lot with all of it being in person. Internships aren't insightful as you need experience to do an internship, however the whole point of an internship is to gain experience for a future job. Life after university is unclear.

Electricity in the kitchen would go off every couple of months, issues with plumbing and there was a security breach where an unknown man tried to get into my room.

Best is the course and the support I can get from all the faculties and seminar leaders and lecturers, I feel like I can always ask if I don't understand something which helps MASSIVELY with the workload. The worst I'd say that the accommodation has a tendency to have silverfish but it's a humid place near ponds and rivers so not much can be done

I love the content of my course oh so very much!!! It is a very specific course so it has a smaller range of career prospects but I love the direction that it's taking me in and wouldn't change it for anything. The only issue is an occasional unclearness of the tasks I need to do but that has always been fixed with a quick email.

Things unfortunately do keep breaking but they eventually do get replaced, I just wish that process was faster. It is a lovely location cause it's kind of out of the way of the Uni in its own little area and for some of the cheapest accommodation there it still feels nice and I managed to make it feel like part of home.