Vibrant campus situated in the heart of a vibrant city. The campus has a mixture of traditional and modern buildings which makes you feel like you are a part of something special. The libraries are fantastic as are the social/communal spaces. The quality of teaching is of a high standard. Student well-being is taken seriously.

The course is taught in-person with some virtual drop-in sessions. Lots of opportunities to do independent study and also group work. The first unit was taught in one week which felt overwhelming at the time but on reflection it was such a good idea as a way of immersing students back into learning. Again, lots of great opportunities to get to know staff and course mates. Staff are always approachable and respond quickly to queries. The student admin team are just amazing and great at keeping students up to date with relevant information. The style of teaching differs from lecturer to lecturer but that brings a nice variety to learning. It is also really good that the course has an inter disciplinary focus which means we get taught by active researchers from across disciplines. There is something reassuring and almost heart-warming knowing that you are being taught by experts - and that we get to read and critique their own work

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Feel supported by staff in the faculty. In full support of the strikes but more clarity about how this will effect our learning and assessments, specifically our dissertations.

Timetable and workload is manageable. Clarity about our dissertations, not much information so far.

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