The campus is beautiful and the people are very welcoming. The bus services make travelling around the city easy, quick and accessible. The facilities are modern and warm! Plenty of places to grab a bite to eat whilst overlooking a sensational view of the loch. To improve I would say, for my course personally, more resources would be appreciated and more challenging work-focused on the career of journalism.

Teaching this year hasn’t been great. Work has felt pointless and almost like a waste of time.

I loved the rooms and the ensuite. However the price for per month was extortionate. Really felt like as students we were being ripped off.

I think the University has a lot of key positives, such as the learning environment and the professors. The teaching is helpful towards the degree we want to achieve which is fundamental. The campus is beautiful, and the location is great- close to Stirling town but also to other towns too. The only issue I have is that as a Journalism and media student, the facilities for our faculty are limited. The equipment is outdated, we don't have proper designated editing rooms when needed, or other facilities such as those for better radio news, etc. I just think more money needs to be invested in the studies' facilities rather than in the sports facilities, which we have seen in the past as receiving the most amount of funding opportunities.

The lecturers are all amazing and dedicated to their job. They are industry professionals which will definitely help us in the long run in our studies. My tutor responds very quickly which is nice especially when needed urgently. And finally, the course content is tailored to what we want to work in with chosen modules so I am happy with what opportunities I have been given. Once again my only complain would be that our subject facilities are outdated and way underfunded in comparison to other facilities such as the science labs. In addition, the only other issue is that my course doesn't generally offer placement or internship opportunities unless a specific module is taken for it, and even then I don't think it's fair to be graded on a placement that a) you have to source yourself and b) have no guidance for. Otherwise the course is great.

Value for money is good, but they could definitely be upgraded. I think all halls should include sinks in the individual rooms though, not just the other side of the Fraser corridor otherwise the price is unfair for each person. The location is great, especially since its close to both Cottrell and Pathfoot.