The student support network is well advertised and the lecturers are caring in my course. Facilities are everything you need. Library toilets could be better and there could be more spaces to study in the library. Generally the campus has a nice look and feel but I wouldn't say that it is very pretty.

Content and placements are good. Most lecturers are good but some are less so and I often find that lecturers repeat course content. There probably are subject facilities, I'm just not too aware of them

Sussex's library is my favourite place to study - the atmosphere is so cosy and comforting, and as a person who struggles with concentration, I am so much more productive there than anywhere else. The campus is well looked after, surrounded by nature, which is very refreshing when resting from uni work. One way I think Sussex could be improved would be by increasing the number of spaces students can sit and relax, chat or study. As a student who doesn't live on campus, my friends and I often struggle to find space, especially during lunchtime, and it often results in hunting for tables and chairs, which eats up a lot of our breaks between lectures. Other than that, my time at Sussex is great and I'm really enjoying my course!

I enjoy the immersion that comes with the PGCE course, which involves 4 days at my placement school and university every Friday. The lecturers are lovely, down-to-earth, and easy to approach, so that's made the course a lot more enjoyable. The only criticism I currently have is that it is difficult to manage the workload with my course - I know PGCEs are notoriously demanding, but there is an extensive amount of set reading to do at home, and with the increasing amount of responsibility of teaching and lesson-planning, it's incredibly easy to fall behind and be enveloped in it. Whilst I completely expected this to happen, it would be helpful if the course included advice or guidance for students on how to manage this.