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Placement locations and teaching can vary but are mainly to a great standard!

It was far from campus but was lovely to live in.

We have ok contact hours and our lectures are very nice

It’s very expensive for what it is

Theres a lot of psychology and not as much sport

Price and wifi is dead

My course is really interesting and the options of modules I receive studying a joint honours makes it easy to tailor your degree to your specific interests and allow you to find your passion! I would say it’s unfortunate that sometimes you can’t pick certain modules due to overlapping teaching hours as my course is split between 2 schools. I also haven’t been contacted much by my personal tutor and would have appreciated a more hands on approach where i felt like I could speak to her about any issue i was facing.

Living in Charles Morris was great because of its close proximity to the uni. It is right in the heart of campus which made it feel extremely safe and easy to walk to lectures/seminars or take a trip into the city. However some of the decor/facilities were slightly outdated and i faced a couple of broken appliances (toilet, radiator) during my year there. This said, maintenance teams were always friendly and quick to act when there was a problem.

Good

i like the methods use to teach i dont relaly like the seminar leaders. as theyre phd students, they are not very concerned by giving a good learning experience

very good value for money, also liked that they took out the bins for us liked least: facilities were a bit old. everything worked okay, just had a rundown look to it

Generally an amazing variety of substantive and methodological, philosophical and empirical, political scienr and IR courses! Just a bit sad that the cut-downs in funding also limited this variety noticeably, but the department is trying it's best to cope with that and is really supportive within it's possibilities.

Amazing to be in the middle of campus, but feeling like the parties are right in my bedroom is something to get used to – noise cancelling headphones + earplugs became my best friends real quick.

Best is being able to use the labs for projects, worst is lectures taking place in chemistry lecture theatre which is uncomfortable and cold

I liked was the location, disliked is that a lot of people are very dirty and no one to hold them accountable.

The best aspects of my course are the ability to choose some modules, as well as the fact that not all the assessments are the same and some are actually quite interesting. The worst aspect of the course is how not interactive the lectures are and the lack of connection with the professors. Most lectures feel as if the professors are simply reading from the slides.

What I like the most about my uni hall is how modern the place is. What I dislike is that the alarm goes off at all times most days, and that, even though this is one of the most expensive places, we are not the closest to the campus.

Best - The practical module. Teaches us key skills in the labs and for employability. Worst - Lack of interactive sessions. We have too many lectures and not enough seminars.

Best - Proximity to the university without being directly on campus - Friendly staff Worst - Price went up significantly yet we now have to take out our own bins and we no longer have TVs - Maintanance requests can be ignored