The campus is in a really nice location and has a very friendly atmosphere. Lecturers are willing to help and are good resolving any queries that you have. Student Services have a range of things that they can offer and these can be accessed at any time throughout studies, which is helpful to know as if you find you need some more support with your course you know that there's already that dedicated space. A slight issue is with the UniLink (the bus into Stirling) as they're not always that reliable, and if you don't have a MyScot card it can be quite expensive.

The online lecture videos released for each weeks conent are a good way to get a general overview of the topic, it helps that these can be replayed and that there are captions too. But the captions don't always match up with what the lecturer is saying which can make note taking hard. The Friday discussions are a nice environment to clarify any issues or questions you have. As well as adopting a more fun approach through using quizzes and polls to test our knowledge. Whilst assignments are never fun, the faculty is understanding and able to help you out with any issues. But they're quite confusing with the referencing because each module has a different style.

There's been a few issues with the lift, one of my flatmates got stuck and accomdation had to be called to get them out. The kitchen is ok, it has all the basic things that you would need, appart from a mop bucket which is unhelpful when you just have a mop. It does seem to be expesive in comparision to other accomidation on campus. But this is reasonably though given that its ensuite and a more modern building. I was allocated into a flat of 5. Everyone is ok, most tend to go home at the weekend so it can be quite quiet then.

Stirling is small but great, the campus is amazing and I'm never bored despite coming from a large city. I've made some life long friends and I'm so happy I made this uni my firm choice, absolutely love it here.