The lecturers at my university provide amazing support in learning, and the staff are always there to help in case of any emergencies. My campus is located just 20 minutes away from the city centre, which makes it quite convenient to get around Brighton. The student union is also great, providing many activities throughout the year, but I wish there were more variety in societies.

The course content is great and the activities during lectures and seminars are interactive. Although some lecturers don’t explain some topics very well, my overall impression of studying here has been great so far.

The location is located next to my campus, which is very convenient. There are practice fire alarms weekly to ensure safety. My only complaints are the WiFi, which sometimes stops working for a few hours, and how cramped the standard en-suite rooms feel.

The course I study is pretty interesting, part of the reason I chose Brighton is because the economics course is quite progressive and modern. I really like most of the staff, I have been given some great opportunities while I've been studying here. The main issue is I don't think the student union really offers much when it comes to the electoral side of things and the officers, but the facilities that they offer are pretty decent. I do think that the societies are quite good, I like that there is funding available for them. I think the difficulty in Brighton is mainly that it's just an expensive city, so it can be a difficult place to go to university.

The course itself is pretty good, part of the reason I chose it is because it's quite modern. I find that some universities tend to ignore economic developments after 2005, whereas Brighton really tries to show how things actually work. There is also a focus on sustainability within economics. Like most universities the lecturers can be a mix, but most of them are really nice. I was able to do really well on a module in my second year because the lecturer was so good at providing feedback and guidance without doing too much hand holding.

I liked that we had a cleaner for all of the common areas, most issues I had in accommodation were down to people and not the university