Staff are approachable, friendly, and knowledgeable. Support and guidance is usually readily available for assessments. The campus is nice and welcoming, with lots of good food options. There is often something going on on campus like clothing sales etc. As someone who commutes, it was always easy to spend a day on campus

The course was all in person but there wasn't loads of contact time so it didn't feel like too much. Content is taught in lectures (about 4 x 2 hours a week but varies) with some seminars (up to 2x 2 hours a week but changes every week) to practice what you learned. The rest of the time is to work on assignments (x4 per term + dissertation in term 3) and these were introduced and explained in seminars/lectures so you knew what to do. Most of the time this was very helpful. We were also made aware of all lecturers office hours if we wanted any help. The timetable tended to be quite spread out over the week with 1x2 things per day which some people might prefer but made it a bit more difficult for commuting. Also the Wednesday afternoon off for sports games etc. didn't apply so if in a sports team people would often have to choose between lectures and games which isn't ideal.

This university is with multicultural and diverse people

It's interesting course

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