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I believe tools we are required to use in third year should be taught much earlier on so that we aren’t stressed in our final year trying to teach ourselves aspects of the course for the first time.

The facilities are good and everthing is always clean there are good places to go and finsh off work

Is is 40 minutes away form campus so quite far I don’t always feel safe walking home at night as not located in a very good area but there is 24 hour receptionist there to help wich is good

The lecture is taught in person with enthusiasm and the lecturers often provide tasks or breaks to keep everyone stimulated. All the powerpoints are included on moodle so students are able to go back over powerpoints and make notes.

The content taught is very practical hence it is very valuable in work life. All the modules are taught in-class, we can always reach out to the tutors for additional information and question both in-class and online. Lecturers are very informative and supportive. There is nothing more a student can expect.

Some course content is to repetitive, relies to much on YouTube videos and reading of PowerPoint slides, although a lot of one on one time with tutors if you want and available facilities such as study rooms

Some of my modules this half of the year are much more useful, engaging and interesting. Combined with the availability of those tutors and the help they offer whenever needed. I completed a placement year, there was some help given by the university - my placement was on a list provided by NTU, however, as it was during COVID, it was hard to get any help with applications and interview preparations.

My first year halls were directly opposite my lecture building, and a 5-10 minute walk to town centre. This location was amazing as it meant I was right in the middle of Nottingham and student life. We were allowed to chose our exact room and flat, this was an unexpected bonus, I chose a room overlooking my lecture building with an amazing view of the city. However, the security of the building was only ok, anyone can be let in if they have a key card and it was not regulated, any resident could bring in anyone. There were a few incidents - my flat door was kicked in and not properly fixed for a few days meaning we couldn't lock our door until it was fixed. The security staff were either too on it, knocking on every door if there was a slight noise, or they never checked on noise complaints or other complaints made. Overall, it was a good experience for my first year but it I was to live in halls in subsequent years, I would have liked something more secure.

I feel like we do get a lot of contact with tutors which works perfectly for me. I feel the seminars work perfectly as they allow lots of content to be consumed within the time period which aids with learning. I feel some of the lectures could be completed online as at times there are huge gaps between one lecture and a seminar.

The halls created a little community which was a nice feel. In terms of spacingthe kitchen was great and the team onsite were amazing with the support they gave and how friendly they were. The location wasnt ideal as it was out of the way, meaning getting to uni and socialing was made a little more tricky.

Lecturers are great, contact hours high, career prospects maybe not so high due to low ranking of university in tables

Most - the location Least - the cost

Excellent

Best accom for socializing

The course is very interesting and very challenging at times, sometimes more help could be offered because we are first-years and the content isn't necessarily simple.

its worth what you pay for, but nowhere is perfect.