The lecturers are all so supportive and available to help which makes studying a lot more enjoyable

The lectures are all really interesting and support is always available, however the course focuses a lot more on psychology than criminology

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Overall, Chichester uni is a very relaxed and pleasant place to study, with the campus itself being easy to navigate and homely. From my experience, the staff are knowledgeable and very encouraging, and all the students I've met so far have been nice. Chichester itself is incredible, if a little small, but that only adds to the cozy nature of it, feeling more like a local village than a city. The only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars is that some of the facilities, notably some student accommodation are a little outdated and disheveled, and the fact that nightlife and recreational stuff isn't too varied due to the small size of the city.

Acting for film is an extremely enjoyable course, with a huge variety of skills being learned that will vastly improve anyone's ability. The whole thing is very up-to-date, and each skill learned is relevant in the modern film industry, I've learned more about subtlety in one semester of AFF than in most of my previous theatre acting experience. The lecturers are all extremely knowledgeable, and each of them in a particular area which means with each skill you learn, you have full and effective guidance throughout the process. Most of the course is practical too, which means you actually spend time acting instead of theorising about acting, which is perfect.