Campus uni so everything you need is on campus- lots of green space and walks to go on- very scenic campus. Good students union and campus club, lots of areas for socialising. Student support not very good, wouldn’t know where to go, need more student ambassadors.

Interesting course with a wide range of modules to choose from. Enthusiastic lecturers generally and offers lots of opportunities to meet course mates and work in groups with trips etc. mainly in person learning which is interactive, lectures always available to meet, balanced amount of contact time.

Great hall, lots of space and in centre of all accommodations. Needs a lounge area so people can socialise more.

The availability of the lectures to help and guide you through your studies, outside of your lecture and seminar hours is really helpful at my university. Lecturers are always eager to assist you with any issues with exams or coursework, and it makes you feel supported. The only minor downside to the university is the the noise in the library, I always choose to sit in the silent study areas however there is often a number of students who are disruptive. It can be quite embarrassing to have to tell these students to be quiet yourself, so it would be nice is the librarians were to walk around more frequently to ask these students to be quiet. However this isn’t very frequent and doesn’t disrupt my studying everyday

The lecturers are always engaging with their content and very enthusiastic which is important to keep the students interested. The lecturers I have are very supportive and no question is made to feel like a stupid question. The two negatives of this course is firstly you’re often made to complete group work with people you don’t know, I understand you learn good skills in doing so but often you have to work with inattentive students and this can impact your grade when marked collectively, it would be better if the lecturers asked for feedback on the group work so they could see who made more inputs. Secondly, in second year we had to complete a weeks coursework trip to Scotland which we could not avoid. This cost students around £300, and for a trip we had to go on, seems unfair. Additionally, the trip was placed during the Easter holidays which impacted personal commitments such as employment or seeing family back home. As it was a course trip, it would’ve been better suited to have been completed during term time

The halls were a great way of meeting friends, and I’ve lived with my friends I made in halls for both second and third year. It also allows you to meet friends outside of your course who have different interests. The only concern with my accommodation was value for money, when compared to other accommodations who were also single bedroom but often not en-suite as I were, they often appeared to be better value for modern. Be that in a better location or more modern. Also, it would have been nice to have had a sofa or comfy seating areas in the halls to relax but we only had the dining table and chairs which were uncomfortable