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Very enjoyable, being a small uni is beneficial academically, not so much socially, but at the end of the day, I have come here for the academic accreditation’s. I have met a lot of people and already seen a lot of opportunities begin to open up for me, it’s given me positivity for the future.

Very good considering it is a small university, the gym is great, as well as the sports lab and other course specific facilities. It makes the experience much better all around.

Very good, each teacher is willing to give a lot of time to any individual that needs it, as does all sections of the uni.

I think it is very good, all new students are made to feel very welcome by them, and we are always updated with what they are trying to achieve, they consistently achieve their goals also which as a student is very reassuring.

Yes, it is a 30 metre walk to the university as well as the gym. It is a shame that it’s not a bit closer to the City Centre but everything that you need to live is nearby which I like.

I don’t think the variety is that huge because of the lack of in-hall students. There are only a few sports teams, although the university try their best to provide people with opportunities, it is unfortunate that not many people seem to participate in these things.

I like that the groups are smaller so you get a much better learning experience in all lectures and seminars, we are encouraged to get one to one tutoring also which is good. There’s nothing to dislike.

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There are work placement lectures incorporated into courses, a very good careers department that regularly send emails containing career opportunities that may be of interest. My course is already giving me plenty of strong transferable skills.