Very friendly and student-centered. You really feel welcomed when you are here (even from the very first days). Some facilities could be cheaper for students, I find the gym subscription expensive, buying food on campus is also very expensive for students. Another thing is that many study places get really busy - even though there are several buildings one can go. Some are open to public, maybe there could be segments for different types of students (undergrads, postgrads etc.)

Lecturers and professors are always there to help, courses are flexible with both online and in-class options. Some blended learning courses (PGR) that are mandatory could have more options in time/dates - there are only one or two slots available each semester and it's difficult to find a spot.

It's a good spot but quite far from everything - the campus is 30 min walk, nearest supermarket is also far. There is no transport near the halls which makes moving in and settling very difficult. There is no place for packages - so you have to be home when they deliver (not very convenient). The rooms are spacious but facilities are not so great (many laundry machines are broken most of the time, windows open slightly especially in the kitchen where we need fresh air when cooking.

Student support and available resources makes it a great place to study. Enrollment was complex, that was not a good experience. The rooms for seminars and tutorials were not always suitable, poor acoustics and setup. Some courses require a lot of input and take away from one's ability to put the same effort in others, a balance is required. Too many platforms of communication at times, leading one to miss some information.

The load of some courses is too much to the detriment of other courses and they all count the same.

Close to campus and safe. Laundry is a bit expensive, the fridge and stove were dirty when we moved in, poor soundproofing.