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Pretty good!

Lots of easily accessible services.

Really great and friendly

Amazing!

Not a great deal to choose from

Small groups mean the teaching is personal

The placement opportunities are great

Pretty good

Excellent. Continued investment on facilities and infrastructure have created ample learning and relaxation space on the campus.

Fantastic. Having used personal and academic support, BU and its staff genuinely have the best interests of each student at the heart of what they do. I think of the staff as friends, not just colleagues.

Very active, with a genuine concern for student welfare both internally at BU and externally.

Exciting! Bournemouth is well know for its nightlife! Plenty of activities to engage in during the day as well!

There are almost too many to choose from! BU isn't just concerned with sports society, there are a great range to join.

The course content is execellent and the support network is first class.

Very well. The placement scheme alone is a sure fire way to secure a position within your degree sector upon graduating.

Average. Could have been better, but we were unaware at the time of the landlords poor approach to maintenance. On the whole though, accomodation is of a good standard.

Pretty awesome, especially the sports facilities. Sometimes you might get a dodgy lecture hall or might not be able to find a seat at the library but all round good.

Lots of student services available ranging from accommodation to medical.

The union is great, with 3 clubs, multiple bars and it's own Co-Op, there's everything here for a student not wanting to go into town. It is one of the best in the country!

The town is only vibrant when the students are around, it is a relatively small market town, we refer to Loughborough as "the bubble". However there are all the basic requirements; if you want a big city experience we are close to Leicester and Nottingham.

Societies are student-controlled meaning you can find a position of responsibility. They are all very friendly and open to newcomers. I am part of Stage Society and we won Society of the Year in 2015!

The people you get to meet.

Very well! We had lectures on how to apply for placements, and the services can help you with applications and CVs.

Halls are good, all providing a great experience and make you feel integrated into the university life. Private housing is nice, feeling independent properly for the first time, as long as you choose good housemates! Houses are normally a 10-15min walk from campus.

I think they're great, there's sports central which has all of the sporting and gym facilities and the library is brilliant with lots of computers and different areas depending on whether you want group, quiet or silent study.

Support is fantastic for students, if you're having any troubles your tutors are always really helpful and the student engagement centres can help put packages together to support you through your studies.

The students union is good for cheap drinks and events such as careers fairs and freshers fairs... I don't go that regularly anymore as I prefer to go to places in town however it's good for freshers to meet people at first.

Newcastle is an incredible city, there's so much to do and the nightlife is amazing. there's always new shops, restaurants and cafes opening and such a young city with there being so many students. I love living in Jesmond, which is where a lot of students move to in their second and third years.

I have never been involved in any clubs or societies however there is a wide range of options available and have friends who are part of some of these and they love it.

I like that it's really hands on an there's a lot of application to real life examples to help with understanding. The lecturers and tutors are really helpful and always available to chat whenever needed.

Really well, each year we have personal development modules and there's services for helping with CV writing. You can also do a placement year which i did and I worked for a large Global company in London which has provided me with invaluable skills that can be applied to a job in future.

We live in a nice flat on Osborne Road right opposite all the bars, shops and restaurants! I live with 4 other girls on my course and we all get on great.

It's great. Being small, you know a lot of people around the uni. The SU works really hard to get everyone involved!

Well I have been able to undertake a placement year which allows me to work within the industry for the year. It has allowed me decide were I would like to work in the future and given be a great reference for future jobs!

It's great. Homely, warm and it's great to live with friends. Great local area and just a five minute drive from campus.

Really great and supportive.

The best thing about my course is the different modules that are set which are extremely relevant to business life and constantly adapt to keep up with modern times.

I feel that the university has prepared me extremely well for finding a job, i have received excellent careers adviser support and academic support for completing my CV. Also the placement year has been really valuable and prepared me for life outside of university. I will feel more confident going to get a job as i have more experience.

Quite satisfying actually, except providing student - friendly musical facilities.

In some aspects, they have done it pretty well, students can get help quickly and efficiently.

I got no idea.

I think it is peaceful and ordered. Everything is fine there.

I didn't get involved, because I knew I would be busy doing my own stuffs.

Sharing ideas with classmates and generating new ideas.

They done it well. The career planning course and alumnus helps are approachable.

I live in en suite room on campus.

The facilities are attractive. Sometimes it could be very basic but always functional

The university offers an excellent and very accessible personal support.

The Students' Union offers a good variety of events and activities

There is a very limited choice of activities that you can do in the city, but the town is close enough to Milton Keynes and Oxford

Lots of fun and variety. I have tried loads of new activities since I was a freshers here at Buckingham uni.

Definitely the small classes setting. There is also a lot of different teaching styles and formats that makes the learning process exciting and dynamic.

I have worked in promotions and marketing via a contact that I acquired from the uni. So I would say they have prepared me very well for a job search.

I live in private housing and i love it! The price is reasonable and well managed with its close distance to campus.

Facilities are quite good. Although the campus is overcrowded due to very young groups of kids using it as a social club (who are not students of the university) as the university has no security measures, anyone can come onto the campus.

Support is poor from lecturers. But there are other support services at the uni that seem to be quite good.

Not inclusive to all cultures.

Very dangerous place. Students on my course have been approached, flashed at, robbed, assaulted...do you get my point?

Seems to be a wide range of sports societies but the uptake is quite low.

Practically all massive group lectures (180 students+) in lecture theatres that are too small. Large gaps in between lectures particularly on a Friday where 'prayer time' is observed despite your own religion.

Bradford has zero job prospects. But if you move FAR away you might stand a chance.

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