I've really enjoyed my university experience so far, as a single mother I don't get to include myself in many of the activities, however the ones I have been to have been really well organised and great fun. My course is engaging and the placement's provided within my course have been huge learning curves within my development and I'm glad to be at the university I am.

Really good, the canteen has a variety of food for different diets, there is a SU bar, a chapel and the building is just beautiful

Personally it is really good, there is a mental health team, and a help zone for any other concerns. Some of the tutors are fantastic, whilst others are not so much.

Really good, they listen to opinions and take action on what has been expressed

Yes, the campus is in the centre of town, and my flat is 5 minute walk from the campus - however that was just by luck due to getting in to th university I attend.

I don't participate in any of the societies, however I'm aware that their is a huge range to choose from at the campus - including a Harry Potter Society

When the lecturers ask for feedback, they don't take negative comments well and are often turned back on the class, rather than accepting it as constructive criticism, therefore change has been a slow process

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There are a variety of employability courses, additional lectures and a future plan app tailored to you

The lecturers are very knowledgeable and offer support whenever it has been required. The worst aspect of this uni is that I signed up for counselling the first week of first year just in case I found myself struggling. I’m now almost at the end of final year and never heard back. Whilst I have been lucky in that it was not needed, I could have found myself in a very different position completely unsupported.

The course is well balanced with lecture time vs expected research time. Lecturers are approachable and friendly. Online lectures were easy to follow and engage with throughout the pandemic.