The study areas are always clean and peaceful. As there are many buildings to study in I can always find a space.

The course is taught through in person lectures and seminars, which is beneficial because if you have any questions it's easy to ask the lecturers on the day and get instant guidance and help. The hours are usually 11 a week on average, personally I believe this is enough contact time as there is a balance between in person lectures and time to do independent work.

Coventry is a large city. It has lots of shops, but it's dangerous in the evenings. Popular with students the night life is okay but their is better cities to go if night life is an important factor in considering what university you go to. The buses and transport its frequent, however sometimes they are late or cancelled making it disruptive to get to my part time job. From speaking to friends, it is hard to get a part time job due to the high volume of students that go to Coventry and Warwick university. Cost of living wise, the accommodation on-campus is quite expensive, however houses in coventry or leamington are cheaper.

I pay 164£ a week and have a shared bathroom between 1 person. I know friends at other universities that pay a lot less and have their own bathroom. The room is a good size, however the wardrobe and desk is a bit dated. The kitchen is a decent size (shared between 7 people) and is cleaned once a week by a lovely cleaner. The main reason this accommodation is great is the closeness to Tesco's and Aldi, which is much needed for a sweet treat run in the evening, especially after a stressful day.

Colorful activities provide many unique experiences.

I think the course should be longer, and I'm worried that I didn't learn enough knowledge in lectures.

It is very convenient as it located in the centeral campus.