Best aspects are the vibe and overall atmosphere. And the modules that you get to work on are unique fun and beneficial. As well as helping you with making decisions after uni. The worst aspects are the constant unworkable pc's in your class that you would expect to be fixed within the next day or two but does not. It only gets fixed when you constantly report it to IT or fix it yourself during working hours, otherwise it would forever unusable, which can be a problem when you have group projects and want to stay in teams.

The course is really good for learning in various aspects on game design and us guaranteed to have you decide your career path and specialism before the end of uni. The tutors are unique and have an industry understanding or experiance with working in games design, which can guarantee quality feedback. Another good aspect is being able to meet professionals who are in industry to look at your work and guide you throughout your projects. This also gives you the future connections you need for getting a job. Online teaching was great and they were able to adapt and find there own way of teaching. Course hours are just right. And give a lot of time to work independently. Contacting lectures is easy and reachable as long as you contact them between Monday to Friday. The cons would only be the computers that sometimes decide to be slow or just not working sometimes for either simple reasons and not being repaired fast enough.

During this year so far I have learned a lot more then I thought and have enjoyed every second the tutors are really nice and willing to have a laugh and each module leaves you with a creative piece of work

What I have seen is very good however haven’t been on campus much

There are many people to contact you have a personal tutor and student services that will help with any problem

Finding it hard learning online but feel my uni is sound what I can to support

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There are opportunities I have heard about but due to lockdown a lot has been cancelled