The campus is huge, with many different places to study all with different vibes. I love that there are coffee shops and shops. However there could be a more affordable grocery shop other than the co-op on campus.

More seminars less lectures, longer lectures.

The room was fabulous but the people were not, i was put in a flat with all international students, me being the only English speaking student. This is a housing committee problem, there should be more consideration when housing students.

The quality of accomodation is generally pretty good however there are some issues with broken appliances which is a bad aspect- especially because maintenance does not come fast to fix issues at all. One of the best aspect is that people here are nice,including lecturers and the cafes on campus are also good however the on campus food facilities don't have enough options for people with allergies, making food one of the worst aspects. Another good aspect is the choice of societies.

My course is Psychology- there is less contact with lecturers as they don't want you to email them. A good aspect is that it's mainly in person learning however the speed of learning is much too fast for the huge amount of content.

My uni halls have a very big kitchen and nice space. The ensuites are really good and the general feel of all of it is quite new. However we are on the top floor and there is no lift and there has been some issues with the facilities within the halls- toilet, frigde, oven ext. It is also extremely expensive. This makes sense given its quality however even the cheapest accomodation here is pretty good