I feel like the only bad thing about my experience is the fact that I life too far away from where my classes are, just checking and putting students near their respective facilities would be amazing. Also, as a catered student, I would love to have the option of choosing which meal I would like to have and being able to have it also in Uni and not only the residence. Overall, everything else is really good :)))

The changing in teacher wasnt great, also, as the classes are made of really big groups no one really participates due to social anxiety. Maybe smaller groups would really help the participation to increase, i do not know if that would be a possibility though

The place feels like a hospital, maybe changing the lights to warm light or the wall colours to warmer instead of cold would help

Everything is relatively close, haven’t had to walk more than 20 minutes to get somewhere. All the facilities are top notch, the environment is great and support is clearly available at every turn. The only real negative note is how busy the student Union can get on it’s evening events, it can be a real shoving contest on the regular.

Course content and structure is great, there’s not too many lectures to give you enough time for a society and time do your assignments. All lecturers clearly know what they’re doing and are very supportive. Tutor time is very limited. We meet for 30-40 minutes once a week in a group but it’s not really time with your tutor, it’s more just an extra session to do some practice work. Otherwise there’s one meeting with your tutor in a semester, one on one, which is good but can feel aimless if you’re lacking questions or concerns to discuss with them.

Location is perfect, everything is super close by, including the su which can be a pain when they’re having an event late at night and you have a 9am lecture the following day (Wednesdays especially). The conditions aren’t perfect but they’re acceptable for the price, the main problem is the difference in everyone’s rooms and how noisy the ceilings are. Some rooms are big enough for three people and some barely fit one, and if you live underneath another room, a small drop on the floor sounds like they’ve thrown a dumbbell at it. The noise is really the only dealbreaker though.