I think there needs to be more activities during freshers week where students who are staying in off-campus accommodation are included, I found it hard to make friends at the beginning. Also more bonding events between students on your course and lecturers. The facilities of the Uni and the campus are amazing though. Especially David Ross, I am there every day. There is also a good quality of music facilities for my course.

I have had experiences with a couple lecturers being awful, very non-engaging in their lectures, never replying to emails no matter how many you send, not helping with work when you ask them to. I find the content of my course is too independent that lectures are made redundant as you have to do your own project anyway. More exams based on what you have learnt in your lectures as well as your coursework essays would help lectures feel more useful. Facilities though are great! A bit more needed but they are constantly updating and adding. I love the recording studios and the music library

The public transport is great. I live in Beeston, close to campus out of the city and I love the community atmosphere and always feel safe here. Some parts of the city EG Radford (and at times Lenton) I feel very unsafe. The campus always feels 100% safe though

Not sure if this is Uni accommodation or if it just affiliated? I didn't always feel safe here, needed more secure locking systems as we often had people wandering in and out also it feels disconected to the rest of the uni halls

The campus is so pretty and in a great location with easy transport to get into the city! The students Union are always offering great deals and access to everything you need including: boots, a hairdressers, coffee shops, food court, photocopying, support etc. There are many libraries with plenty of space to study. Although if you are staying in catered halls on campus, be wary of the food as it isn't the best, or most friendly for vegans and vegetarians!!

Lecturers that are in person are really helpful as it gives you more access to learning resources and class participation, although when you or your lecturer is ill, having lectures recorded is a great relief so you don't miss any content. There aren't many contact hours, although that allows you more time to study by yourself and time for societies!

The central location was perfect as it was near my lectures, library and Students Union. The meal card was perfect for lunches as you are out most of the day. The halls dinners were not the nicest as it lacked vegetables and fruit and the vegetarian/vegan options only consisted of undercooked pasta.