Best is halls and library and AU and societies, worst is town life

The introduction to programming module and databases feels a bit lackluster.

Only complaint would be that the washing machine aren't top notch,but they still get the job done.

I think the whole university is there to back you and support you do the best you possibly can through so many services available. There is also a great culture with all the societies and clubs at the university which easily makes it so that you can find friends for life on campus. There is so much to get involved in and even if you aren't super sporty the sports facilities are really accessible to anyone and there is an opportunity to learn and develop in so many sports. I would say that the university accommodation might need to be improved slightly

There is the option to rewatch lectures online but there is a real mixture of different types of learning from traditional lectures, to problem classes, labs and tutorial. There is between 3-6 hours per week per module which is a lot of hands on contact hours for a masters and almost all of the lecturers are very accessible and there to help in and out of class

University halls is definitely a great place to meet friends however it can take quite a while for maintenance issues to be fixed