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Don't go to halls, find a share house, so much better!

Cracking university for the digital arts and a key element to the economy of Newport allowing great employment prospects. join a club or society for the full Newport experience.

I'm really enjoying my third year. I'm really busy but i'm doing stuff i want to do. My advice would be to get a nice amount of surplus cash to go with the maintenance loan.

I like uni, i made lots of friends.

I love studying at Newport, the course is very supportive.

Meet others, live life to the full, learn, enjoy yourself.

Such a lovely looking uni. All the lecturer's will always have their door open to you and you won't believe you are to central!

Whenever I say to people that I study at Brunel University they either think it's in Bristol, or they haven't heard of it and that's a real shame. The campus is just one huge path that goes on for ages with absolutely everything you could want on it (Subway, CostCutters, HSBC, Academy night club, Student union, Sports Centre, restaurant, you name it.) and the facilities themselves are excellent. I recently made a trip to UWE for my friends birthday and I was reminded how much better laid out Brunel University is than any other University I have so far visited. I study Games Design and Creative Writing and whilst I wouldn't mind a few more lectures on the off week, the course is incredible because I am learning things that I WANT to learn. I'm not studying a degree that I don't have any interest in to get somewhere that i'm not certain I want to go. This is so important to me personally and what helps that is the brilliant facilities for Games Design in particular at the university. Overall this is a uni that is jumping ranks every year and deserves, from what I've experienced so far, to be right at the top tier of the league tables, but mid 40s will do for now.

its good, good lecturers, everyones friendly, but its a bit disorganised

I love bristol, as a city it always has a lot going on and there is always something to do. The union is a bit out of the way and isn't very good but there are many other facilities provided by the uni so it doesn't matter. There is a lot of accommodation for first year and older students in various places, and its all to a high standard. My course (biology) is brilliantly run, with interesting lecturers and topics that suit my interests. There are many societies to join, and the sports programmes are great.