Studying in Birkbeck has been an inspiring experience. The level of support and opportunities in this university make me want to stay after I finish my degree. I would consider progressing to a MA in Birkbeck.

I haven't visited the campus yet. But I am excited to see it.

There is always a way to get in touch with our personal tutors, lecturers or the university staff if students have any issues, whether academic, mental or finantial. In my experience everyone was very responsive. When I was struggling with my broken laptop, I received the necessary support to get a new one.

I think it is brilliant how we all can study online now. I can always go somewhere and have a change of scenery, which is much needed for my mental health, whilst keeping up with uni work. Although I would love to meet some of my colleagues, the flexibility online teaching provides is so important. Another impprtant aspect is that all study material is in digital format. As much as I love books, I find it much easier to navigate academic texts and books in digital format. Also, as all books and notebooks fit in one laptop, there's no need for heavy lifting. My lecturers were always very responsive when I had an issue. I think attending lectures on campus is great but the option of being away and still being able to keep up with the stidies should be available at the same time. It would be great if lectures could still be recorded after we come back to normal teaching.

In the end of my course there is an option to do work experience. I am not sure how it works yet but I read that the university has connections with some of the best museums in London. Lecturers also try and introduce us to people who work in our field of study. There is also a career service which I haven't used yet, but they have a newsletter with job opportunities.

The lecturers are very open to ideas. I have enjoyed the course and have found it very interesting. The facilities here are good. I have no idea what the student union do or who they are. Likewise the clubs and societies here are poor but that might due to the demand being low here.