I think the worst aspect is university owned accommodation being very expensive and lack of campus jobs. Best aspects would be campus feel university but its still a city, my course does placement year fourth year which I really like and I think our student support is great

Some lecturers are really good others not as much but I think its very much preferences and teaching style to what works for you, a lot of independent study which im still struggling to get used to even to present day. Best aspects for me is my tutor group is really small and I love it because it allows me to have one on one's with my tutor im also more comfortable with my group because we are so small, my tutor is really helpful always asks how im doing and whether support is needed, I would love for more labs but shorter hours and labs that start a little later on tje day I just think students focus better when they dont begin the day at 9am but that's just my opinion, I think we got some of the best looking laboratory facilities I've seen Joseph banks is a very very new Chemistry lab building perfect for master students and postgraduate students, i think course content for my course is pretty good there is a very nice balance between chemistry and forensic if you love chemistry and enjoyed doing Criminology at college forensic Chemistry is a perfect match

St Marks's location is the best by far, really close to university and also really close to supermarkets you get the best of both worlds. Unfortunately the thing i least like about St marks is that it is really expensive and the price has been increasing every year. Safety and property management was great whenever you needed maintainance on your room it would get done as soon as possible, security friendly and care about student Safety

Good location - everything is walkable Has lots of measures in place for accessibility

Makes individual study very easy with lots of resources. Great lecturers/easy to talk to

Don’t like I’m on ground floor