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Best: good community, nice vibe, a lot of tools available for students. Worst: not much, location is a bit far, I guess?
It’s located amongst 12 unique buildings, that situate on the edge of the city. Its new purchase, Bank Plain, offers a new experience that is bigger and better. The feed, student support, student Union and a quiet space, to name a few.
Norwich is a lovely place to live and study, with plenty of cafés, independent shops, and a strong arts scene. The university has good facilities, but access can be quite limited unless your course specifically requires certain equipment, you’re often not allowed to use it for personal use, which is a bit disappointing. There’s also no darkroom available. The course itself has relatively few workshop hours, so if you’re hoping to specialise in an area you don’t yet have experience in, it’s important to be comfortable teaching yourself and working independently. Apart from that the society’s offered are great especially for such a small university.
I'm a wheelchair user and not all the rooms are accessible but the ones that are do have all the facilities I need (height adjustable desks etc). The professors are very enthusiastic and knowledgeable, student atmosphere is inclusive and friendly.
The best is the course, but it could be improved by having more relevant workshops.
The spaces available to study in your own time are incredibly easy and accessible which makes work a lot easier.
The lecturers are great, they really care about your work and want to see you improve.
Best has got to be that everyone is very friendly, and I feel like people are always there to support you. Worst is probably that it's a bit unstructured, the focus on self-initiated work is horrible for my adhd brain.
I find that the facility’s are easy to access and the people that work here are very welcoming
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The location of the university is great and the university itself is even better.
I am very happy my college and I had spent nearly 3 years at here. only one thing was terrible experience this is the career department as English is my second language, the caree...
NTU has exceeded my expectations with its excellent academic support, modern facilities, and vibrant student community!
