It's one of the most scenic settings, with a beautiful campus. But the city is a lot quieter compared to others and has a rural feel, so there isn't direct access to well-known cinemas, shopping cites, entertainment etc.

It's great for flexibility and self-driven and controlled work. There's an emphasis to explore creativity a lot more than other courses within the school. I think I miss some of the taught type of teaching employed, as it can help in grounding your studies, plus less contact with others on your course.

It was accessible: close to town and university. I didn't like having to share a kitchen as others in the flat weren't always clean.

The tutors are so supportive and it's the perfect place to make a group of Welsh friends for life! The Welsh society is brilliant and arrange events to look forward to after all the hard work.

All teaching is in person and the lecturers are brilliant. The moduels vary and I naturally enjoy some better than others. I love the creaitivity of the course more than anything.

The best thing is the feeling of comunity and that the common room hosts many activities such as choir practise. I enjoy that it's a friendly enviroment and can speak to anyone which also helps welcome the freshers with open arms.