BCU is a fantastic all round university- the course standard is amazing, and for me the other important aspect of uni is the experiences you gain, and this is where BCU excels! From helping you set up your own society, to amazing events, fairs and talks, to trips and fantastic pastoral support from the SU and staff members. Everyone at this uni is supportive and I feel like I can really flourish while I am here.

Excellent. My campus has a wonderful range of art equipment, and other campuses seem to constantly be supported and well funded.

Again, top notch support and a variety of different supports, from the ASK services, the SU, and mentors that work for specific schools within the uni. The school of art mentor, Nita, is a fantastic asset and support for the school :)

They are attentive and employ many different people across the uni, so most students who seek help or advice from the SU can find the right person to talk to! They are active within all the campuses and they are a huge presence within the uni.

This is one of the best cities in the UK to live in! you can never get bored, Ive been here 2 years and I still have a ton of things to do and try! I am not really a clubber but there is still loads to do past the usual nightlife that most students want.

At BCU, with the help of the SU, it is so easy to set up your own society! I help run 2 societies, we have a refresher fair in January which advertises societies and sports, as well as the welcome fair in september. There are funds that societies can apply for too.

The tutors on my course are all practicing in their field of art, which means that their teaching and knowledge is very current and relevant. I work with a team of students within my course to work on improving the course as I experience it, and I am seeing changes while still completing my degree! This is a good scheme.

Some areas of the uni are still developing contacts and strong employability links, but there are lots of opportunities, both internal and external, to meet people from the industry I hope to go into!

The BCU owned accommodation is fairly well maintained and is reasonable, but i would like to see more bcu owned accommodation in the centre of town.

The building I study in is a beautiful, old building, however it does have some accessibility issues which I suppose is a product of the time it was built. Being a city university rather than a campus, it can be quite difficult to make plans with friends on other courses because you can often be miles apart during the day, but the central location of most of the uni buildings definitely helps.

The lecturers and tutors are extremely helpful and passionate and they make the course very interesting and engaging.