The abundance of study spaces available make studying at the University so much easier, especially with some buildings being open 24 hours. The city itself offers so much too when you need a little break from the hustle and bustle of uni life, with local parks as well as the bay.

The course is taught really well, having lectures followed by seminars all inside the same block, so you know that when you go in for the day, you will have all of your learning for that module on that day. This really helps when it comes to planning your week and organising yourself around those contact hours. Everything being in person too means that you're able to have face to face contact with lecturers which is very beneficial if you're struggling to understand anything or have additional points you'd like to bring up

I was in halls during covid months so it wasn't as sociable as I would have wanted. However, it still gave me the opportunity to make friends easily with people who I've been living with ever since. The facilities were what were needed, good WiFi, ensuite bedrooms and a nice kitchen. It offered great value for money and there was also a gym in the same halls of residence so that was a real added bonus

The campus is quite nice, there are lots of spaces to hang out and study which is very useful. It's easy to get around and find classes and things. I like how close it is to the city center as well.

I've really enjoyed my courses; the professors are able to make them interesting and engaging. You can tell when they really enjoy teaching about what they know.

It's nice how close it is to campus but the area doesn't feel the safest sometimes, especially when it gets darker. The room sizes are pretty nice and has room for everything.