It's a good uni where the staff are really there to make you succeed, they treat you as individuals and there is so much help and resources available that you never really feel alone! obviously it's not oxford or Cambridge with its prestige but i'd say the quality of teaching and resources is just incredible and could easily beat many Russell group universities. I wish there was more funding available such as grants to support students like myself who struggle with university expenses! but with a new ish uni that's difficult. the lectures so far are passionate and come from all walks of life which is just inspiring. i just wish sometimes there was a more the school has so much room for improvement in the best possible way!

the course is good some lectures are more passionate than others though but it's a lot of content and sometimes it's a little less manageable and easy to fall behind i wish they focused more on study skills techniques and making us understand the content lectures such as mine for cellular and molecular biology are really good in ensuring you understand the content !!!!

the halls were in turn okay. they were my least favourite about being at uni my flatmates were messy and the uni is very lenient when it comes to such! but they try their best to keep on top of stuff like this. it's old houses, not really luxury halls think of old movie type dorms but less fancy. the houses are old and people are messy. but if there's an issue resenting services are always at hand.

The support from the lecturers and your pdt is amazing. Everyone is always so welcoming and supportive. There are good resources all around but esp in the library. An improvement I’d consider is advertising their courses more, for example with my course, I didn’t even know ARU did medicine until one of my friends applied to it.

Course is blended learning, I don’t like the online aspect as I feel I don’t tend to learn much.

I stayed in a 3-bedroom flat which was initially meant to be girls only hence I applied, however once I started uni, this was not the case anymore. I do think the uni needs a same sex accommodation as many people don’t like staying with the opposite gender whether that’s for personal reasons or religious reasons. I also think the kitchen for the 3-bedroom flat is quite small, and there was no table. However overall the room was an en-suite room and it was amazing, the location was really good as it was right next to uni and quite close to town too.