It’s easy to find support; the campus buildings are all within walking distance which makes it easier to go to and from classes; and it has the perfect mix between older and historical buildings and the needed new technology for each course. I think some buildings could use some refurbishing and redoing as they are too out of date or are uncomfortable to be in. But other than that the university is big in diversity and is very student needs lead.

I feel like sometimes the lectures can be a little too much to take in, as someone with ADHD big theaters make it harder to focus, so perhaps for big courses slipping us into 2 groups and having smaller classes would make learning easier. I do feel like we have a good amount of independent studying and teacher contact.

It’s too 3 cheapest cities for students to live in and quite safe as well!

I absolutely love the accommodation and the team!! Management has always been extremely supportive, the rooms are kept up and quite decent sizes and overall an amazing experience!

The campus is pretty and in a good location, but sometimes a bit of a trek to the city centre. There isn't a huge amount if stuff to do, there are very few clubs and things become repetitive quickly.

The option modules are specific and enjoyable. We've been given a lot of new lecturers in third year and the standard is not great with them. I think we should only be given experienced lecturers in third year.

Oadby was very pretty and a lovely place to live in third year. However I think the city accom was better for making friends. I was given flatmates that were very dissimilar to me so I didn't really befriend anyone there.