I really appreciate the support I get from my lecturers. As a friend of a lot of art based course students I know that city campus isn’t as well supported. On my course however I have had great experiences reaching out to lecturers and getting help. The university itself has great facilities for studying around campus, including places to eat/drink if you’re there for a long day.

We have a great balance of work in class and independently. When struggling it is always easy to reach out to my lecturers for help. Sometimes the lectures aren’t the best with certain lecturers but overall it’s been really educational.

Great location right next to the uni buildings and as a computer student i really appreciated the ethernet. One issue with them, the buildings are old and I believe scheduled for removal/updates. This meant they weren’t super well kept. Even when i arrived there was mould in the window that I’d have to clean regularly. The rooms were nice and spacious and I did really enjoy my time there despite this though.

The student life, unions and communities are the best part of studying in Brighton. A couple campus buildings (like the Watts building) are not quite fit for purpose and could use a renovation, but most are up to scratch.

The course is generally decent in most aspects. The course content feels well thought out, and the computer labs hold up to what's needed from them. But the lecturing style doesn't always work for me, and I don't believe we even have tutors.

Being across the road from the Moulescoombe campus and Aldi, above a student bar, and on a major bus route, the location of the halls is perfect. However, during my time there, we had a door smashed in, an elevator shaft flooding with water, maintenance staff entering flats and rooms with little to no notice and a ridiculous number of false fire alarms that caused many to not exit the building when they went off.