The location of Keele is a little limited due to the city centre being a 20 minute drive - which is also a pretty poor city. Buses and taxis can be expensive. The best thing is the teaching, the staff, the home away from home feel and the beauty of the campus.

My course has blended learning along with lab classes. The course hours varies but is around 10 hours a week. I’ve loved the course so much, the teaching is excellent. Tutors are always willing to help, there could be a few more module options though.

Very expensive for what they are but great location and not to bad accommodation. I had mould, ants and a faulty fridge/freezer that was never completely fixed by the time I moved out.

It's a great university for anything medical and business wise but if you're after Arts I would suggest elsewhere. Great huge campus and lots of online facilities for students too. Parking can be a hassle so I would suggest a parking permit. If you're disabled it's free. Other than that be prepared to walk far to save money. Learning from foundation year has been good but if your disabled support isn't good if you can't physically make it in. Other than that they are supportive for other needs and willing to help out, which could be improved with more staff training but you get the hang of it

Best is course content, facilities, student union events, shops available. Cons are some lectures are boring and dull so it hard to stay enthusiastic at times. Lack of online support for students that can't get on campus for disabilities or illness you do miss out on key information at times Student support could be better with staff adequately trained and not making jump through hoops to get the support,. Open communication between the university and support services so that they are aware of what u need. Food is expensive should be cheaper for students, more parking available for pay and displayed/support for students with longer days commuting in.