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lots of facilities to use to enhance studying, plenty of places to eat/drink on campus. and always something going on in SU
Stafford campus is great, nice place, shame theres not much accommodation nearby
Having more events on at the lounges would make it a lot better for student life in general but its a nice place to live and study
Lectures teaching, listening to concerns and feedback how to better support students. Lectures are interactive. Wellbeing support has been great, when needed. Plenty support on campus and outside of campus.
the buses between the campuses could be better but BHL is brilliant
My course itself is a very good course I've got amazing lectures and the quality of the course is also really good, I just have a problem with the location, I live on campus and it's quite far from a lot of the local stores which can be a little annoying, there's also not a lot to do here in terms of student events and the ones we do have aren't the best and can be a little boring, also the mellor building and the building next to it looks very old on the outside but the other buildings look really nice, and I don't interact much with the student Union so I didn't vote too high for it
i think the facilities and lecturers mae a great learning environment where you learn effectively and can put you learning to use easily with the on campus availability of all sorts of things you may need (computers, printers, etc) i feel i have learned a lot in my first term at university and intend to continue study as i feel this university hugely benefits me.
Staffordshire University has a supportive and friendly atmosphere, especially from lecturers who are approachable and genuinely want students to do well. Classes are generally well-structured and the university places a strong focus on practical learning and employability, which helps build real-world skills.
I like the classroom and creative library, jason and clara are my favourite lecturers however the class is really loud and sometimes can be overwhelming, aside from that im enjoying the course so far and i have many friends
It has a supportive and welcoming feel, some of the buildings are a bit ugly.
Staffordshire University is great because they combine knowledge, resources, and community, but they could be improved by being more student-centred, supportive, and connected to real-world needs.
It's alright
Good facilities
Staffordshire University offers a nice place to learn, the facilities are clean, open and safe. It encourages learning through the big lecture theatres and through the supportive staff there.
You can tell there's been a lot of thought but into this University and it's facilities. Computer labs are very modern and cafeteria look very cozy. The cadman building looks really old from the inside which I think is funny. I struggle the most with the work load, it completely through my off on my third week. There's plenty of support available, the only downside is waiting for it. It's easy to travel to by all buses and the Stoke train station is a 5 minute walk away. I would recommend this Uni to those who need extra support.
Great facilities, and the staff have always been so supportive!
Staffordshire is a great place to study because it combines strong academic opportunities, industry-focused learning, and a welcoming environment that supports both personal and professional growth.
I feel there could be more for mental health services
It feels like an incredibly safe place to live, there are a lot of options for support if needed and the campus is so nice to study in.


Support for DL students could be better.
Some tutors are very responsive, whilst others are not. I rely on the tutors to be responsive as I cannot simply walk into their office (again, DL student)