The library facilities are excellent and it's useful having access to 3 different libraries. The librarians are extremely helpful as well. There are a range of extra activities and societies to join. The Avery Hill campus is about 50 minutes in total from Central London (including walking to the station and train travel time) so it's relatively easy to get in to do stuff in central. There's a free campus bus which goes from Greenwich to Avery Hill and vice versa which is amazing. Greenwich itself is really nice and there's quite a lot to do. You do feel quite connected to central London despite worse transport links than the rest of London. You can go further into Kent as well and there are some nice places to go to. If you're on the Avery Hill campus it definitely doesn't feel like a London university on a day-to-day basis but it's nice nonetheless. The park next door is lovely. The university doesn't have a swimming pool which is a shame but it has a lot of other sports facilities.

The faculty provides good opportunities to learn relevant skills and gives a wide range of lectures. The school specific librarians are amazing and provide really good advice and drop in sessions. The teaching staff come from a range of backgrounds and provide good teaching. The faculty is sometimes disorganised and they put on simulated practice which goes towards your final nursing hours, however they allow for more hours than they actually give.

You can pick your specific room which means in 2nd and 3rd year you can book out a flat with your friends which saves having to find rented accommodation elsewhere. It's a great location if you study on Avery Hill as well. The shared facility flats are better than the en-suite because the cleaner will clean the showers/toilets and the shower in the en-suite is like a small wet room with a toilet so there's not much room. The rooms vary a little in size but aren't super tiny. It's nice being able to have the heating on all the time and not worry about cost because it's bills are included in the rent. There's a laundrette on campus which is generally alright but can get backed up if lots of the washers are out of order. The maintenance team are generally excellent and will respond to any reports quickly. If you're a healthcare student and your course goes on longer than the lease date you can apply for summer accommodation but will probably have to move from one part of halls to another which is a pain.

Wellbeing services have been great when I have needed them, very supportive. However, course over the last 2 years has not been the best of experiences. Further evaluation to follow in NSS.

Support from lecturers has been good, received timely feedback to help me succeed. Most lecturers have been actively listening when I have had concerns but there has not always been solutions.

Location has been great as it has made it easier to get to classes and placements for my course. Sometimes money has been an issue for keeping up with rent. Management has been proactive when I have reported my concerns about the quality of the flats and any maintenance issues that need to be seen to.