Great lecturers and course structure. A wide range of areas of philosophy to study, but not so broad that specialism becomes difficult. The biggest issue as a commuting student is parking. There is no where near enough parking on site, so you either have to risk fighting for a space at 9am on site or drive to the park and ride and pay for the bus or walk down. For many students this may only be a minor issue, but it was frustrating nonetheless, especially given the large proportion of students who commute.

Lecturers were great and course was well structured. There wasn’t a huge amount of contact time with tutors, but this is typical for a humanities degree. Tutors were happy to arrange extra meetings to discuss essays, feedback and wider reading.

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The campus is so friendly and inclusive with help being available any place you turn. The lecturers are great and so supportive for everyone

The in-class lectures are a great way of connecting with the lecturers and other students and makes the learning experience immersive

Rent is pricey but the amenities given are great