It is such a homely place and made me feel welcome immediately. It has a very good student life aspect and I have had a very good time. The course has also been very good. Improvements could be made to housing facilities as some are quite old but other than that, it has all been very good.

The course is completely in person. There are around 10-14 hours per week which is a good time. Some of the courses are not entirely criminology related which can be frustrating at times, especially when an optional module is on gaming which is weird. Contact with lecturers is mostly easy, they normally reply quite fast. The actual tutors never communicate with you other than scheduled sessions.

It is value for money for a catered accommodation. The facilities are a little bit older here and are not entirely modernised. The kitchen is tiny and not very good but it is only used on weekends. A bigger fridge would be appreciated. The community spirit is amazing and they always put so many events on and make people feel welcome. Everyone gets along and it is a very nice community.

I am loving Uni so far. it is great to get a little more freedom here without the prospect of a mortgage. I like learning , it is something I actually enjoy doing. I recommend coming along to the open days.