Never had a bad experience with student support services and in general staff and lecturers have always been friendly and helpful. The union seems to be slightly worse managed recently with less on and much higher prices but still a good union and in general student life is good. The uni is in a good location in Dundee but dundee itself is pretty boring, at least compared to edinburgh/glasgow. University library is 10/10. A very very good facility. The sports facilites are also very good although quite expensive for memberships etc.

My course is very enjoyable and most of the lecturers are fantastic. The content is great although I do feel aspects of the human geography side were badly taught / felt completely made up to be honest, but I suppose that may just be my personal preference as I enjoy physical geography and environmental science much more than human geography. There has been many field trip oppertunities so far and a whole module dedicated to understanding how our content is applied in the real world with a large fieldwork oppertunity. More workplacement oppertunities would be good as I am yet to hear of anything like that yet but I suppose that could come later down the line. Facilities are great (many computer labs for GIS or data analysis tasks, an environmental science lab for laboratory work, dedicated lecture rooms, and many field trip oppertunities. Overall a very good course with lovely lecturers and what seems to be a well-run department/school.

Very very good accomodation. Sharing with 6 is a really good number and the living room/kitchen area is perfectly suited for it. I would say just as nice as Heathfield or Belmont and even better than Seabraes or Tower. Only downside is the distance from campus but I personally enjoyed the walk and really like the area of West end that it is in - much quieter and greener than the on-campus accomodation. Value for money was very good in the sense that the flat was as good quality if not better than others on campus and much cheaper (because of the distance) but still an expensive accomodation. Only downside was getting stuck with very boring flatmates that never left their rooms to chat but I suppose that isn't totally the university's fault.

The staff are amazing and help answer questions ranging from pure daft to incredibly complex. The course is enjoyable, and engaging and offers a range of opportunities. I feel appropriately tested in my academic abilities and am encouraged to expand my knowledge to better my future. As per the campus, the student union is currently being refurbished with little communication to students on what is being implemented. I am grateful for the improvement but it feels as though we are waiting to see the result blindly - the true result may not match the current rumors. The location of the campus is perfect for walking into the town for a night out or a coffee study session. The free bus travel for under 24s is ideal for taking trips to the ice arena or cinemas on the outskirts of the city and can create a perfect life-study balance. I would completely recommend Dundee as both a university to study at as well as a city to be in. Could there be improvements? Yes. Would I consider doing my undergraduate at another university? No. All in all, nowhere is 100% perfect but the people of Dundee and what is offered make up for anything lacking.

The staff are amazing, fieldwork is exciting, exams are appropriately challenging, and my class mates are all equally engaged (showing how amazing the lecturers are).

I was in the covid year but the uni very effectively communicated their expectations of behaviour to us