Overall it's great and there's not much that can be improved. Most of the lost stars are regarding the location which cannot be changed. The location helps with the aesthetics as it's very beautiful and a great learning environment. However, it's at least half an hour on a bus to anywhere, like the nearest supermarket or any nightclubs which some students may like.

Overall it is a great course that's very well run. However, the pandemic had a negitive influence on the way it was taught forcing a lot online where in person would have been much better. We had little to no practical lessons. We also lost the opportunity for some optional lessons as the syllabus was changing and we were getting more mandatory courses that were being moved yet (eg, a 2nd year course now becoming a 1st year course). Some lecturers had poor teaching styles of not giving lecture recordings nor tutorial answers. However I think that's more an issue with them than the overall course. The course made me feel educated and confident in my ability joining the workforce

Edinburgh is very diverse and had lots of opportunities for part time work. However, as there are a lot of students this work is very competitive. I am unaware of graduate opportunities currently. The public transport systems, especially buses, are one of the best in the country. With very little or none every being cancelled or late. It's expertly managed and offers great value for money. Charging your card at the end of the day with the best value for money ticket (eg if you only used it once it'll charge you for a single, if you used it multiple times a day it'll charge you a day ticket). Lothian bus prices are also superbly cheap and great value. However, the cost of living in the capital is very high. The safety of the city is good. Although, there will be crime anywhere you go. Fast response from police. Poorer response times from ambulance.

Overall they were okay. Very expensive for a single room and a shared kitchen. You could get a whole house with multiple rooms for half the price. However, it's the experience you pay for and being close to the university. I lived here in first year and I would recommend others do that too... Stay in halls their first year to familiarise themselves with the area, remain safe, and make friends. The building is very secure with a key card needed to access the outside door, the actual flat door, and your own room door inside the flat. The security is top notch. Even the letter boxes outside are keycard locked per flat. They also look great and are aesthetically pleasing. I got lucky and got a new mattress put in for me too. Some may not have that priveladge. The location was quite poor. Not only was it the farthest away halls on the campus, the campus itself is very far away from everything. So if you had to go to the supermarket you had to walk about 20 mins to the bus stop and then get a half hour bus from there. Many of us just got out shopping delivered to the campus. Sometimes there's issues with that and I lost a £60 shopping once before that didn't get refunded to me. They are also relativley new builds so some places don't have the address available. The internet is overall okay and reliable. Sometimes it's tricky to get consistent access at various areas of campus. Including the halls.

Best aspects - Campus is very green and aesthetically pleasing. Lecturers care about what you do and are very accommodating to help you to success. Sports at the uni are second to none. Worst aspects - The bus journey can take 45 minutes which adds up if you go to uni every day.

Best aspects - Lecturers are very helpful and the course content is a clear and concise, making it easy to pick up. Worst aspects - Sometimes there’s too much essay writing.

Halls are modern and gets cleaned weekly through the Uni. A little bit out of edinburgh and quite expensive for what you get.