I wish we could have more hours for language learning because 14 hours is not good enough. But other than that I like the location, the professors are really nice and everything is clear.

I wish we could have more hours dedicated for language learning. Also because of the school's transition to Global Humanities my course lost a translation proffessor and lecturer and the current tutor does not know enough about the subject to teach it

Location and room size are great, but really noisy and

It's a great place to study because there are lots of green spaces close by and an amazing student union, which is a nice place to eat, study and relax. I would say improvements could be made to some of the rooms - some are very stuffy as the windows are small. In general the university is great. In terms of accommodation, very often there are problems with the tumble dryers, and fixing these would greatly improve the student life experience.

Having lots of seminars has really helped with getting lots of speaking practise, especially as the groups are very small. However, some of my course is taught from a textbook, which I doesn't feel very practical in comparison to how we're putting our language skills into practise through speaking.

The rooms and the shared kitchen include everything we need which is great. Being next to the pitch can be pretty loud but it's good that there's so much sport happening. I would say my main complaint would be that very often the tumble dryers don't dry clothes properly.