The best aspect of Aston University is that it provides lots of opportunities that help prepare for life after graduation. They push the importance of doing a year on placement and well support students to find, prepare and complete them. Something Aston University could improve on is it's support for students with physical disabilities, making the building and course content more accessible.

The contact hours for this course are reasonable due to there being plenty of reading material that is recommended by lecturers, and provided for by the library. Most of the lectures are in-class, with one or two workshops a week that may be online. Online workshops are generally seen as positive as it makes it easier for students to ask questions or get lecturers to go over certain topics again.

The halls are great for accessibility to the main campus, it is less than a 5 minute walk to the main building and the city centre is a very walkable distance. The halls themselves are fitted with all the right amenities, however some of these could do with refurbishing. Another issue with the halls is that the accessible rooms for students with disabilities are priced as a 'premium room' which is not fair for students with physical disabilities that may not be able to afford this extra charge that they need.

needs some improvement to dealing with exam complaints and should monitor exams closer as sometimes the modules and the exams don't align causing worry and panic

Modern library Good computer access and printing facilities

Generally good support

Great food – subway and b4 bar Good location

Loads to do – nightclubs, bars, restaurants, shops Friendly atmosphere

Chance to try something new

Great variety of courses Interesting lectures

One of the best features of this university

Loads of other accommodation nearby if don’t like campus