I think the Uni is in a really good location and is easy to get to and get about. I like that there is a range of lecturers in each course who are very friendly and willing to help. I do think the organisation of courses does range from subject to subject though the experience can vary.

uni life overall is amazing, there's so much to get involved in, definitely something for everybody. all my lecturers so far have been incredibly passionate and engaging and the campus is big enough that it doesn't get boring or repetitive turning up every day. the only downsides are the rent crises and the long waiting lists for counselling.

there's not much the uni could do to improve the first year courses really - Ive found them all super interesting with enough scope to really dive deep into areas I'm interested in and still have time to read everything else. Im on campus four days a week for at least four hours, so it doesn't feel lacking in any way shape or form

Murano is nowhere near as bad as it was made out to me to be - rooms are comfortable and big enough to fit everything. I'm in a four person flat so the kitchen is more than big enough for all of us, as well as hosting small pres. I love the social aspect of it, being so close to everyone and walking to and from campus with friends. I've only heard a few people have real problems with Murano and that's mostly been in the larger flats concerning cleanliness in the kitchen