The key point for me what makes Leicester such a great place to study is the facilities they have to offer along with the incredible support given by the staff. This has made my experience so much easier and more enjoyable knowing that I have that type of comfort. If I had to say something negative it would just be that I feel that there aren't many accommodations : individual studios to be specific near the university of Leicester compared to the other university.

One main thing is that I believe my Uni really does provide a good amount of learning facilities, the hours are managable and normal and all tutors have their contact hours which are all well suited for me, the support is always available!

Personally for the value of money there could be a lot more improved. At my accommodation, the lifts rarely ever work and being on the 14th floor this awful, the main door has been broken for a few months now, the building is regularly cleaned but isn't the cleanest compared to smaller buildings. Besides that I do always feel safe, my inquiries are often met and the staff are welcoming and nice. The location is my highlight as I am situated not far from corner shops, Lidl and the city centre.

The best thing about the uni is how much support there is for students - both at the uni and within the Students' Union. We have personal tutoring available and the SU offers a range of support, advice, counseling and a careers service completely for free for students. However, for Modern Languages students we don't have enough appropriate facilities - we don't even have a designated building for classes and our seminars take place all around campus, which limits our access to dictionaries and other useful resources during class time.

In the Languages department, all of our teaching takes place in small groups and so everyone gets a lot of contact time with the tutor. The modules are offered according to the areas of expertise of the tutors. We don't really have a designated Modern Languages building/floor and our teaching takes place all around campus, which limits our access to dictionaries and other resources during class time. In addition, there are not enough copies of our compulsory readings in the library. (I would like to highlight that the Department can't influence any of this, though).

The value for money was decent and having bills included was really good. I lived in the Oadby accommodation which is relatively far from everything.