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Course taught primarily in class with majority content available.

It the blending learning. Contact with all teachers is very smooth.

My tutors are all very amazing people and the facilities we get access to are amazing and kept clean and tidy. I think as improvement it would be nice to have some more time to be able to speak to the teachers one on one so that any questions we have can be answered.

I like that I’m both close to campus and to the local shops. Everything it’s very close by and I feel comfortable walking to them during the day and when it starts to go dark. I’m personally struggling to adjust to living with people other than my family but I’m slowly getting used to it. I was also quite disappointed when I found out the accommodation don’t provide amenities such as a kettle as this wasn’t stated anywhere on the website when I booked the room.

Lecturers really do try to make lectures engaging , however the facilities aren’t the best

The vast majority of lecturers are really engaging and passionate, they will put quizzes up mid-way through lectures to check people's understanding and this is really helpful to stay engaged with the content. The lab sessions are also really enjoyable although there are a large number of students in the room for these which can make it a tiny bit chaotic at times although for the most part it is really well run. There is a high number of contact hours for biology but I personally really enjoy this as I feel like I can make the most out of my tuition fees etc.

Slightly old-fashioned but really sociable and a great location. Plus really good value compared to other accommodation at the university.

The best aspect is that the course keeps up with current industry trends and provides a good mix of practical and theoretical learning. I also enjoy the variety of topics covered and the opportunities to develop useful skills for a career in computer science.

the lectures i have had thus far are fast and packed with information, which is helpful at certain points but it can be slightly harder to keep up due to me not doing a math related a level and being out of education for a couple years. however, due to the lectures being recorded, it is convenient for me to go back and revisit what i missed out on without all the much needed stress of scrambling my notes! also the teachers are very well versed and have a strong head. it is evident they know what they are talking about

for the price, it is a bargain. especially as someone who has come from a very broke, not well of background. it feels homely and this room was far better than the one i was living in. there are a couple of maintainence issues plastered round the block but it doesnt affect the overall experience or facilities.

I think what’s good about Fashion Promotion and Communication is that you get to be creative and learn about things like styling, branding, photography, social media and how fashion is promoted. It’s also good because you can work on different projects and build a portfolio. The bad side is that if you’re more interested in actually designing and making clothes, there isn’t as much hands-on clothing design as you might expect. Some projects can also involve a lot of research, writing and presenting, which might not be everyone’s favourite.

The structure to teaching is brilliant, would love more course hours and some opportunities to get to know lecturers more would be great

Good lectures. Certain lecturers could be more interactive with students. Good number of contact hours with lecturers.