The amount of support in place for stundents as well as the amount of facilities that they have access

The best aspects are how helpful the lectures are you can ask them questions are they happy to anwser

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the best aspects of my uni experience at Abertay are the lectures and the support they provide us with we can run by any questions we have and they will always reply ASAP. As it is a smaller campus you can form a relationship with the lectures making it a lot easier to interact and making lectures and class more enjoyable. Abertay also offers unique courses you don't find anywhere else, especially for video games and psychology you can pick a specific degree. The worst aspect of my uni experience was not having a student union where we could all go after hours to wind down after a stressful day and the nightlife and social aspects being pretty scarce. overall Abertay is a great place to study and I would recommend it to anyone.

my course is taught with blended learning and is only run for 8 hours per week with the expectation we would go and spend the rest of our time studying independently. Our lectures are mostly recorded and placed online for us to follow. we can use our free time to copy down notes, start assessments, read the readings provided and study. lectures are very easy to get in contact with you usually get a reply that day or the next working day and they always answer you. The blended learning can be okay but frustrating as you prefer to be on campus.

Parker House is a 5-minute walk from Abertay uni and around 5-10 minutes from the city centre. it is gated and you can only gain access to the buildings, flats and rooms with a key fob. There is a gym on-site including a common room with a pool table, washing machines and dryers and reception where there is someone there 24/7. Whilst staying here you only have to pay rent and food. the only issue is not knowing who you will be placed in a flat with but can sometimes sort something out if you want to be moved.