Lots of study spaces, sports clubs and societies. The uni does a lot to support students. Exchange opportunities are plentiful and there is a lot of extracurriculares to engage in.

Personal tutor contact fades away mostly after first year however that could just be my experience. The course itself however is interesting and the lecturers are actively trying to aid our learning experience.

Campus is good, courses so far are fun and related to real-life situations for the degree I'm studying. Lots of opportunities to partake in lab work etc.

Course hours are good and allow for you to work alongside your degree. Lecturers are always available to contact for help with anything. Some lecturers are better than others with some just reading off the slides and others actually taking you through examples and scenarios giving you a better understanding.