The University of Birmingham has great facilities, the campus is beautiful and full of life with plenty of different spaces for students to study or simply spend some time in, there's a diverse student population and a lot of activities for any type of interest.

The modules are in-class, there is around 3/4 of them a term if you're a full time student, the assessments are mostly essays or sometimes a presentation, there are tutorials available with each modules tutor in the time near the assignment's due date, but time can be a bit limited as most meetings are 15-minutes long.

The uni facilities and campus is a great place to study - the library is very useful, the barber art gallery is great for a hugely of art student and there’s lots of study spaces. The teaching is very good and the lecturers are clearly invested in their research making it more engaging. The support from tutors and well being services is also very good but I would suggest they make students more aware of the help they can get. The location is good as it’s easy to get to the city but the area for student living in second year is less nice - it is also expensive to buy any food or drinks on campus.

The teaching is very interesting and engaging and there’s a wide range of subjects. The facilities are great as we learn in the barber art gallery. I would like a few more contact hours with tutors as this semester I only have about 6 hours a week.

The location on the vale was great as it was with most of the other halls. The value for money was very good compared to other halls but the facilities often needed fixing.