The multitude of societies here at the university makes it feel like there is a constant sense of community and I never feel short of activities to do. I do feel like some of the facilities on the west campus is very dated and depressing

Course is taught in person. There is a lot of course hours as it is practical based, and because it is a small class size, you tend to get a lot of contact with lectures. Genuinely no complaints, the lecturerers here are amazing.

The university halls are decent. While there are some minor issues, such as flatmate troubles, the facilities are still good. Because of the collegiate system here, there is a strong sense of community with the college.

Best aspects include the facilities including lots of tech and camera equipment Worst is student union which is a tiny room

All lessons in person, quite a lot of course hours plus at home work but not much contact with tutors

Nice college with lovely staff in the main building that give out lots of freebies and activities