I absolutely love that the library is open 24:7 - my lectures often finish late but I can still access study resources if I need them. So far I’m also hugely impressed with the disability support team, who’ve been fantastic at helping me out. Lectures are in-depth and interesting; there’s always room to take a concept further and staff are brilliant at signposting useful resources, for assignments and wider reading. My only real complaint at the moment is the lack of car parking space at the campus where I’m currently based!

My course is taught part time, which means I only attend university a maximum of two days a week, which is perfect for me - I’m much better able to balance studying with everything else this way. Although it’s quite a low-contact course, tutors and lecturers are always available by email and willing to help out, so it doesn’t ever feel like we don’t get enough time. I was also lucky on a day I couldn’t attend university due to illness that my lecturer very kindly recorded the sessions I was missing, so that I could catch up later.

I love the student village and how early it is to get from campus to town. The uni has been nothing but supportive helping me through my dyslexia. The support is always available. Certain bits of my campus could be slightly more up to date and of they made use of the bar on the student village that would be incredible but overall I'm loving the experience and can't wait for the next 3 years!

I love the course, especially actually being in schools. Sorting out placements is so easy and they do most of it for you. Tutors are great and always on hand to answer any questions.