The campus is beautiful and there’s always lots on to do. Lectures are interesting and there’s a wide range of modules. The only thing I’d change is make the student support more accessible because they’re difficult to contact.

This year 4 out of the 12 teaching weeks, lecturers were on strike so there was quite a lot of missed content. The lectures that were held were interesting though and there is a large range of different areas of psychology covered on the course.

I like the area. There are places to go out and feels very safe. It’s also not far from Birmingham or Manchester by train.

I loved staying in Holly Cross for first year. It was expensive, but the room was big and there was enough space for eight of us in the kitchen. Staying on campus is great as you can leave the Flag 5 mins before your lecture.

Overall, my experience in the first semester of my first year has been excellent and I’m glad I chose to come to Keele university as the campus is safe and lively and all staff and students are friendly. I am very satisfied with my course. There are plenty of amazing opportunities and connections you can find at Keele. The facilities on campus are adequate, the library is situated at the heart of campus with the SU only a couple minutes walk and costcutters. Facilities are clumped together so there isn’t too much walking. Keele has a beautiful campus with acres of woodland to explore. The standard of lecturing tends to be good. The students union is a really fun night out - they put more effort into it as it's a campus uni. The biggest issues would be lack of parking. There is everything in sight and always someone to help you. Highly recommend this university.

Honestly everything is just amazing, I have no complaints