I love the connection that my course has with the Student’s Union, but the sports facilities could be improved so that there is a wider variety of courts available to play sport. For example, another astro turf pitch or sports hall.

I think that the lecturer’s are quite confusing to understand, in terms of how they present their content. In contrast, my personal tutor is very active and she always interacts with my concerns.

Our halls of residents in Cygnet Wharf Block C are never cleaned by maintenance and I do not believe that I and my flatmates are receiving their value for money, as utilities in the kitchen are sparse (i.e. having one kettle to share between 10 people).

It's definitely a place to learn and make connections and you can be supported for every step you take no matter what you want to do with your life in uni and past it. It's not a beautiful place across campus but it's not bad at all, poorly lit at night though which can be a concern to some.

For most lectures, you can get the same value out of reading from the PowerPoint than you can actually attending. If you have a different lecturer for the lecture and seminar of the same module then seminars are pointless because they'll either just repeat the exact same thing said in the lecture or won't know what's been covered in that weeks lecture. However, there are many other events that allows students to kickstart and support their future careers. (It's week 8 and I still have yet to meet my tutor :))

For being one of the cheapest options of uni-owned student accommodation it's actually not bad. The only accommodation without a lift though which still upsets me. It's not very well-lit outside at night and there have been some criminal issues even within the first 2 weeks. Kitchen's massive by the way.