Our University is modern and has stunning surroundings. The facilities are great, unless you want to purchase hot food. There are kitchen facilities in the main student area to heat food in a microwave. All the staff are fantastic, kind , understanding and so very helpful. I commute to the university and I am a mature student , so I cannot really comment on the student life, but I do see so many events being organised for the students, that I expect that life here as a resident student is good.

Our tutors teach face to face but there is always an option for those who cannot attend to join via Teams. Critical Perspectives are recorded live in class so we can then re visit them at a later date. I personally dislike teams and zoon learning, so I am very pleased that most of our sessions are in class. Fine Art covers so many aspects. The modern world of business, professional engagement is something that I was reluctant to explore and it is essential that we can function on the outside of university in our chosen career. All our tutors , technicians are available, approachable and walking encyclopedias.

I commute to the university and I absolutely love Ipswich as a visitor. The people are friendly and approachable. The transport I use is the train only, but the distance from the train to university is around 18 mins to walk and some of that is along the marina, which is spectacular most mornings and evenings. The university is on the Waterfront, where there are cafes, wine bars and restaurants. My personal experience of Ipswich is that it is a vibrant , inclusive, diverse town with a great variety of shops, parks and culture.

The university itself is great, student life isnt the best because theres not many laces to go out here but I love how the student Union tries to combat that by always making sure theres something on or a space to hang out. Everyone is so helpful and lovely here so it is a great place to live and study, the university has great facilities also which I think makes up for it.

The best aspect of my course is that if I ever need help its easily available, I can also go into the studios every weekday to finish work which is very good for time management and makes me get stuff completed quickly. The lecturers themselves are happy to help and give feedback and they push you to do more experimental work thats outside of your comfort zone. They challenge you which is good. I wish we coukd go into the studios on weekends just incase I forgot anything on a Friday. The course is very busy and packed with alot of content however it is very interesting, there hasn't been a boring moment so far.

I like my room I got allocated, ive settled in well. I also love how anyone down in reception are happy to help with anything if you need it. I also love the fact that theres security downstairs at all times, makes me feel like the building is safe. The location is convenient for where we study, 5 minute walk from campus. I feel like for what I'm paying its a bit expensive, I have a friend at a different university with the same accommodation company who oaus less than me for a studio whilst I'm paying alot for the bronze room. Theres also not that much money between a brinze and silver (£30) which to me doesnt make much sense.