I think that every staff, academic and the Student Union are all very caring. I felt belong and welcomed since the first day of my studies, and this was my first time in Bath and only second time in the UK. For now I can't find any aspect to complain about.

I think the professors are very knowledgable and helpful. I love the content of the course in general. My only complaint is that As this is a master-level course, there could have been more work load and higher level content. I found the intensity of the workload quite low.

The best was the friends and people I met. The societies were great and good fun. Worse part was commuting with an unreliable and expensive public transport, and some modules were too theoretical. The campus is nice but needs more options for food and more indoor places to stay and relax during winter.

The modules were focused more on theory and less on practice. This is a very interesting course and could benefit from more workshops and practical assignments, focused on Architecture. We didn't have classrooms assigned, so we had all the modules spread out around the campus, which wasn't convenient. Would be better to have most of the modules with the lectures in the Architecture building.

Bath is an amazing place to live, surrounded by hills. It has great walks and viewpoints for sunsets. The city centre is small and walkable, and the palladian buildings makes living here enjoyable. There are opportunities for part-time jobs and fun activities to do.