Best aspect is the people, all so welcoming, friendly and supportive. Worst thing is having my lectures on St Luke’s campus but been put in accommodation a 45 minute walk away!

I’m really enjoying the course and the variety of different ways to be taught (practicals, labs etc). However my timetable can vary each week so it’s difficult to stick to the same routine.

I’ve really enjoyed my time there it’s just a shame the people in my flat aren’t really friendly with each other as none of us are alike, but we’ve managed to work around each other and find different friends. Was just a bit more of an intimidating start.

The student union is a bit pants, we have no on campus locations for clubbing or drinking, only 1 small pub for the whole uni which is just so different to other unis, and I wish we had that here. Both campuses are absolutely gorgeous and I love to study on them. HOWEVER, there is a severe lack of study space, it can take 30 mins - 1 hour to find a space to sit down on campus to study which is just stupid (especially on the St Luke's campus). They really need to invest some money into building more space for the students to study, particularly with the cost of living crisis, and students have to study in their freezing homes and sometimes without wifi which presents as a huge problem

My personal tutor has spoken to me once in 3 years, and is uncontactable, which is really not good. I really enjoy my course and the content we learn in it, and the facilities we have to aid our learning in our labs are really good, thats all fine. There are lots of work placements & career prospects that get emailed to us, however they are all course specific, and im looking to expand away from my course after graduation, however im feeling very lost about what is actually out there for a new career.

It was a lovely room, I had a double bed, the facilities were great, I had my own en suite which was lovely. The only thing that was wrong with it is that there wasn't loads of kitchen surface space for 7 people, and there was no lift (I was on the third floor, so lots of walking)