The best experience would be that the uni provides a good timetable schedule which helps us sort things out accordingly, the way the lectures are organised. These are the main things that can be highlighted towards studies but moving towards the campus it's humungous with its 350 acre campus and it has a lot cafes and pubs which help students relive stress from academic and making it a great spot for get together sporting events, etc. A lot of these help boost moral of the students to attend lectures maybe and focus on studies where the stress isn't that high making productivity increase. Coming to the worst aspects due to turnitin software students are getting marked as academic misconduct and they are given no support or clarification, the way they reply to this is even more frustrating taking upto 60 days with other courseworks have to be done by the students which makes it hectic and their efficiency being down, this would be pretty much it.

The modules for this particular course is good but the lecturers fail to deliver it the way students expect it to be not blaming it on the entire teaching faculty but only some. The rest lecturers help us understand and be there for us at every step. Coming to career guidance and advance its pretty good but there are no placement years or internships available for our particular course which is quite frustrating but Management students have a lot of opportunities. Every modules are taught in class except one inorder to adapt to digital world.

The accommodation that I'm staying is pretty good compared to others because this particular accommodation provides entire flat which includes 2 rooms, bathroom, kitchen which is a great deal for students as most of the others are living in a small studio or an en-suite that too at quite higher rates. This accommodation can only be chosen if you like to share this flat with one of your own friends, or if your partner is travelling with you as a dependant or if you are couples. The reception and the point of contact team are really helpful and solves our problem in no time.

The universities strive for sustainability really shows with how green the campus is. The way the university is laid out is decent with each walk from building to building never be boring. Personally I do enjoy my course even though getting around a day of lectures can be quite a trek. I understand that when the university was built the types of building there were very common, but it would be nice to see some sort of development or redesigning as the campus being composed of 70% bland brick can get boring and some buildings are just not appealing to the eye. For example, the central area being split by a road and not much more than a lot of grey steps.

The course is based around computers so of course workshops aren't going to be that interesting as it feels like a modern office, therefore its quite tempting do just do it from home. Some modules feel as if it is imperative to go in order to properly learn the content ie maths where as some feel like they can be online, although there are no online classes there is the option of learning from the recordings taken. The hours are at a good level of simultaneously not being overwhelmed and being challenged.

Some university halls are better than others depending on what type of person you are. Going self catered in birks, the halls were very bland as it were just rows of rooms with no common area which was very disappointing. It didn't make up for it but the room appliances were decent and the layout was decent. It was clear that the idea for having wet room toilets was a financial one as they are a pain to maintain. The location was somewhat of a plus as it was quite close to the university and a local store but the hill is a drawback. It became clear that some other accommodations were much better however I decided late, and it seemed there was a reason that this accommodation hadn't sold out yet.