Agriculture, Animal Care, and Veterinary Science postgraduate degrees in All England

Best; community feel, uni is quite isolated so you form close bonds with your friends and it’s easy to meet new people. Worst; it’s difficult to get around if you didn’t have a car, not many shops in walking distance and poor public transport - however there is an hourly minibus

Review of Kingston University: Best and Worst Aspects Best Aspects: The diversity of students at Kingston University was a major highlight, creating an inclusive and enriching environment. The lecturers were knowledgeable, approachable, and brought real-world experience into the classroom, which made learning practical. The location was also ideal—close to London, yet set in a relaxed, charming town. **Worst Aspects:** The main downside was the inefficiency of student services, particularly with administrative tasks like accommodation and course changes. Additionally, some campus facilities, especially the older buildings, needed upgrades, and study spaces were often overcrowded during exam periods. Suggestions for Improvement: 1. Streamline administrative services to improve efficiency. 2. Upgrade older facilities and expand study spaces. 3. Improve communication around student events and activities.

The best bit is definitely my course it amazing! I also really like the campus and how close it is to the cit. I think the social part need an update. It's really expensive to join. A sports team and most people don't have that sort of money. I also think flats could be updated so your put with people more similar to you like they do at other unis. I also think that the clearing students may need more support when they move in as it will have been way more last minute for them.

The campus at the University of Nottingham is a beautiful place to be able to complete my studies. It has a welcoming and homely feeling. Facilities such as the David Ross Sports Centre and both libraries make it easy for me to complete extra activities such as netball and going to the gym, along with great places to study. Improvements involving the student union could be made, as I found it difficult to find out information about this. However, I couldn’t fault any other aspect of the University.

I have been offered an incredible amount of support from the university so far. I have gone from 52% in my first assignment to 85% in my last, this demonstrates the level of constructive feedback given and the opportunities for academic development at ARU. The professors have always been approachable and are continuously looking for you to advance professionally. I cant fault the facilities, nothing exceptional or awful about them. Aesthetically, the university isn't particularly inspiring and on the winter days it can look especially run down. Running the society's need to serious incentivising, for the last two years the psychology society hasn't been running because there isn't anyone who wants to put their name forward.