Lectures are amazing. They provide lots of support and as the course cohort isn't massive it means that they know each person on a personal level. Getting down into town is easy with public transport but due to the uni's location it takes a while to get down and back.

Course is fully face to face. Lectures always keep an open door policy with their offices, so we can go in and talk to them whenever about any queries we have. They are always checking up on us, asking about how uni life is etc. Throughout lectures they are continually imitating effective teaching practices for us to use when we teach.

Some parts of town are quite dodgy which probably should be avoided if possible. Part time is available at the uni and also in town. However to get to town its at least a 30 min bus ride. Taxi service is pretty reliable. There are lots of clubs and activities to do in town, there's a vue and tenpin near each other which most go down to a couple times over the year.

Location is literally in the heart of campus, making it easy to get to lectures, sports facilities and everything else. The halls can be slightly dated in parts but most have been refurbished. Internet is usually pretty good, some experience some issues however. Make sure you apply early when accommodation opens as otherwise your unlikely to get first choice.

Lectures are amazing, good response time to emails, helpful feedback on assignments. Difficult to get anywhere if you don’t drive.

Lots of practical sessions, contextualises the theory sessions. Lack of transport organisation.

Lots of people around, very social. Water issues without solid help