Best aspects are the resources given such as the library, technical equipment, recording rooms and students halls. Worst aspects is the struggle for resources due to how many levels you have to go through to get extra support and help. To make things easier I wish I had been told the things I needed to get the help first so I didn’t waste the first term getting the paperwork

The lecturers are good at their job but the journalism ones struggle to teach journalism and instead give us the bare minimum. The facilities are really good as well as all the equipment they supply and the technical people are really nice and caring

What I like most is the location as well as the room itself. What I dislike is the constant issues with the technology for the doors as well as the lack of security at night

The best is that some of the uni buildings are really nice and there are a lot of facilities especially for my course (podcast room, cameras etc). I think it could be improved by changing the structure of some of the lessons

My course has a lot of different elements so we’re always doing different things. For example one module is digital journalism which is about creating online content, websites etc and another is called media law where we learn all the relevant legal matters for a modern journalist. However I think the teaching could be improved in the sense that some lessons are designed that you actually learn the content on your own before the lecture and then discuss in class - I don’t find this very helpful and would benefit more from being taught the content

It was nice as it was newly built so I was the first person to ever be in my uni room so it was fresh and modern. However there were so many issues with heating,wifi,fire alarms, showers and security that although I enjoyed it, wouldn’t recommend it