In terms of accessibility, the university could be a lot better. Stuff is frequently broken/damaged ranging from lifts, to automatic doors, to steps on campus. But the community is really nice, and the faculty are supportive. So it is a good place to study, but if you require additional accommodations it can be a struggle, as you find yourself constantly having to manage things on your own.

It's a great place to study, but its obvious that the funding of the university does not got to the PPR department, you'll end up anywhere on campus for lectures and seminars, and usually not in the best facilities the campus has to offer

Our facilities are frequently broken, like the kitchen sink, automatic doors, etc. The internet can be flaky if you are not connected via internet and there is never any phone signal.

My experience at Lancaster has been very good. There is lots of help on hand with regards to careers. My experience of the facilities, societies and student support in general has been very good. The main thing, I believe, that lets the university down is its student union.

Extremely bias toward certain societies, doesn't appear to have students best interests at heart. The student union club, is the most expensive in the entire city, compared to other universities where they are the cheapest. The entire council is far too influenced by personal political agendas.