Music Technology and Production postgraduate degrees in All England

The best part of my university experience is one of my lecturers being passionate and having expertise in her area. She is approachable and inspires curiosity. She doesn't make you feel stupid for not knowing and doesn't assess what she doesn't teach. The worst aspect of my university experience is poor communication amongst the course leaders and timetables that are hard to understands and riddled with inaccuracies. I also do not appreciate the modern approach assignments like podcasts which essential remove the anonymous aspect that should be promised with university assignments

The location is super nice with a beach near by and all uni buildings close together. The facilities the uni has to offer are good library, ravelin sport Center. The sport clubs available are extremely enjoyable. The welfare and student support is good but could be advertised a bit more often so everyone knows what’s available and where etc

Amazing campus in an amazing location. Good range of courses. Could be improved with more welcome information to help get more out of the uni experience such as in depth campus tours, how the uni works and workshops to adjust to uni leading (such as how to reference)

The location is fantastic. Plymouth is a beautiful city with decent nightlife and you can easily get on a train or a cheap bus and travel in any direction and enjoy the most beautiful coast and countryside. The main campus is nice, albeit mostly grey concrete with some ugly modern art thrown in. There isn't as much greenery as other universities and some of the facilities aren't great but the good ones are really modern, really colourful and very comfortable. The lecturers are nice people and some of their classes are really interesting and involving. The Student Union organises all sorts of events celebrating different cultures and in the bar there are drinks for a reasonable price, themed discos and a pub quiz every Sunday, all very enjoyable. There are lots of sports clubs and different societies to join and they're generally very welcoming.

At the University of Southampton it’s the student body and community who makes it. The community is unreal and (I think) everyone feels part of it and that they belong. I would say the Students’ Union could actually listen to students more as they feel so far removed from the body they’re meant to represent

I have only been here for a short time, but I think that the university is of a high standard, especially if we are talking about Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. I would especially like to point out the great organization when it comes to room reservations - the whole system is well structured, everything is clear. I also have to mention the world-class new Flentrop organ - they offer an unimaginable opportunity for musical development, provoking attention to every technical aspect of the playing. When it comes to disadvantages, the only thing that comes to my mind is the lack of parking for students at the university - that is, they are, but at too high prices.

It’s a very cozy campus which makes studying in it feel comforting. There’s a nice vibe to the campus. Only downside is the lack of space around campus in the library and students union, making it difficult to find a seat.