The campus is a very safe and friendly environment. Everyone is very kind. I enjoy studying there, as a disabled student the small campus size is brilliant and timetabling do there best to get me accessible classrooms. The only thing I think could be improved is the placement offices disability support, I have issues with them not choosing accessible settings and I am having to have a meetings with them to sort this multiple times and have had to change settings multiple times.

The inperson lectures and seminars are very beneficial as being online would make it alot harder to have the vital discussions we have during sessions. Lecturers and tutors are good at getting back to you, as long as it is in their office hours ( which they tell you) sometimes you will get a reply out of hours. I think the only thing that is a negative would be that our tutor's have changed every year which has been a difficult change as we were under the impression that we would have the same tutor throughout.

The amount of shops and places to go and eat and get things is brilliant but it is a big city so there are always negatives. I find the road system very confusing but other than that it's not that bad.

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Due to its size, I feel as though I am seen as an individual by the tutors and the staff rather than just another student. When I first started, I had no idea how universities worked or if I could do it but with the unwavering support from my tutors I am doing really well and enjoying every minute. My older sister studied at BGU, now me and my younger brother has just got a spot for September 2025. We all love BGU as a university and I would very highly recommend it to everyone else!! :)

No complaints - tutors are supportive, understanding and super patient. Course hours have worked well for me because I work a casual job with hours I choose.