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The car park is too small
Best aspect is student support and how my lecturers and seminar tutors are really friendly and approachable and make the course really enjoyable and fun. Worst aspect of my uni experience so far, is communication for events and sports is quite poor and unclear.
Helepful teachers, good curriculum, good accommodation, good facilities/study areas, but one of the places I used to go to with my friends closed so there's less places to hang out in between lessons.
Everythings decent
All great
Lovely
The lecturers are nice and all the students are friendly
Community like uni Very friendly people
They do more then games courses.
Good
Large spacing
The best part of Staffs Uni is the variety of courses it offers. This means that most students can find what they are looking for here. I'd like it if the uni had more broadcasted study spaces. It can be hard to tell what areas are supposed to be social places or not.
With the area it’s not the best needs more looks/art more nicer buildings It’s been hard to communicate with the admin team as well as getting appointments with the library team for checking assignments The careers team have been lovely
My course is very flexible and friendly
Really amazing!


The uni facilities are top tier and spacious. The location only missed a star because of the distance between catalyst building and the student union cafe, I feel like we need better food spots around the area. The student support is good from my tutors and other workers around the uni.
I feel like the university having so many different ways for the lecturers to communicate with us whether it’s through the student email, blackboard or Microsoft teams it’s all kind of confusing and hard to keep up with but I’m getting by well as I tend to usually speak to the lecturers at the end of my lessons anyways