The campus is very nice. Academic staff ar esupportive and friendly Colchester isn't too interesting of a town. The academic level in many classes is a little low.

The course content for philosophy (continental philosophy) is great and unique in the UK Many students aren't very engaged and classes can be a little slow.

It is located right on campus. Facilities were always dirty and sometimes lots of noise.

The best aspect is getting to know many different people and you receive great support whenever you need it, The University is always ready to help. The worse is that, as a student away from home, you can get nostalgic sometimes.

The best aspect is how the lecturers are passionale about what they teach and they transmit that passion to you. The worst aspect is that there is a lot of reading to do like A LOT.

I love how close to campus it is, sometimes you are literally in front of your classes. The worst thing is that it is one of the oldest buildings and it has some hicks sometimes.