I've met some great people and the teachers are incredibly helpful. I think that every teacher had explained how to contact them outside of lecture hours if we have any questions and have clearly explained where they can be found for face to face interactions. In terms of the bad aspect of the Uni, the Southend campus is just a small part of the greater Uni and it does feel as if there would be more available if we were part of the main campus.

The courses have adapted well to the changes that have been implemented due to the pandemic, however it did affect the engagement for the first year as we had little we could do for contact outside of lectures. Most of us met new people on the second year and finally got to see face to face after all that time.

No

Southend is like my second home now, the city is quite slow with beautiful scenery

My course is offline which include lecture and seminars for each module, lecture helps us to learn and understand the module whereas in seminars we apply what we studied in lectures

The overall facilities provided are great, I just feel the student accommodation off campus is cheaper than on campus