The university campus has tons of green space and nice walks. The content in the degree is in depth and the professors are thorough. During the induction period, there wasn’t a lot of communication between the new students and the university so the university could improve on better communication as a whole.

I enjoy the content overall and the professors know what they’re talking about. You can often go to them to get help with one to one sessions. However some professors can be quite dull, making the learning experience less interesting.

The halls in general are nice, however you need to pay a lot of money to get a good room. Some of the halls are way too costly for what they offer. There have also been multiple instances of rooms and flats having major difficulties which doesn’t make a good show.

The campus is amazing, you have everything you need (coop, cafes, a nightclub, a Korean shop, many places to eat and drink, and multiple bars). A Thursday quiz night at the student union is the highlight of my week, and an added bonus is the cheap drinks you get at mojos and park bar.

The course has a wide variety of modules to choose from. The workload and assessments are not too much. The modules usually only run for 10 weeks, unless they are compulsory, so you never have too much to learn at once. The placement year has some support, but this could be better. I like that they send weekly emails of opportunities they have found - this is how I've found many to apply to. The lecturers also record they're lectures so you can revisit them later, or catch up easily if you miss any.

The bedrooms and kitchens are really nice. The bedrooms are basically the same size as the other more expensive shared bathroom halls. It is an open corridor accommodation, so no flats, which makes socialising and meeting people so much easier. An extra plus is that the halls are always warm - I never needed my heater on in Winter. Frequent cleaning of communal space. A big plus is the study room on the ground floor with 24/7 access for people in the hall. On the downside, the bathrooms are quite bad (It feels like a campsite bathroom) - with multiple showers and bathroom stalls (it looks like it hasn't been updated in years). You share with about 30 people of the same gender (however, I never found that they were full). I would say good value for money - it was quite a pleasant experience, you just have to have lower expectations for the bathroom.