Academic aspects overall i’m really satisfied with - a well organised and enriching course with film equipment and extra events (job opportunities, talks etc) the campus itself is really nice its just not within walking distance of any towns and the towns don’t have the best night life

engaging lectures and help from lecturers, seminars are really useful maybe the students could have some say on the example films we study to make it a bit more relevant and interesting to us

really nice overall the only issue i had was it took a little while for the university to fix my broken heater and also the lock on my door didn’t work & it took about a month for someone to come and fix it

It’s a stunning campus and the night life is much better than most people think. Student support is a bit hit and miss, I found it really helpful but I’ve got friends who they didn’t help at all.

The course only gets good in third year. The first two years are quite boring if it’s not your specific interest, and you watch a lot of films. Also the essays are so long and there are a lot of them. If you think it’ll be an easy course you will be in for a shock. Over I enjoy but it can be really tough.

If you don’t get on with your flat, Claycroft is hell.