Being a student at Keele is like being part of a community. The identity of the University is defined by being situated on a single campus but the University provides facilities that mean you can get everything you need. Situated with lakes and woodland, there's plenty of green space and there are clubs and societies to fit any passion or hobby. If you don't find something you like, you can set up your own groups! The lecturers and academic support are fantastic. Their passion for their subjects shines through and Keele's active involvement with research really shows with the dynamic approach to delivery of Teaching and Learning within the University. As a student studying the environment, I can get involved with a wide range of projects and groups to complement my studies, whilst the modules put together to make the award I'm studying work extremely well to build a solid foundation on which to continue my studies over the years to come. I am so pleased I chose Keele!

People are very nice and the views are stunning, but I feel as though some tutors could make more of an effort. Some tend to not mention viral pieces of information, and instead talk about stuff not important enough for me to attend.

My course is very interesting and engaging, and the field trips are a wonderful. But the timings of them are poor. They only really happen during winter (the worst possible time to study the environment).