good uni, nice campus. but the city isnt the nicest place in the world and it often feels like students come second to the lecturers after their research projects

never had a problem

never had a problem

they try their hardest but for some reason people dont support SUSU, hopefully this will change in the future

good city but a bit grotty and not the best locals. quite high crime

all good, loads of choice for both. and a good cheap night out!

love my SOES course but dont feel like im the first priority of my lecturers

well respected uni

good halls and loads of private rented housing, all close to uni

The SU is getting better but during lockdown did little to outreach to students. Mental health help was hard to find and student inclusion did lack massively. very few people made friends in lockdown which made it difficult to take on opportunities too. today, I still think the uni is lacking communication on these. I still don't know what mental health provision is available apart from a few free things during exam periods.

i appreciate the amount of in person lectures, i learn best during these. however, some lecturers continue to use online formats which are of little benefit. sometimes it is expected that you just understand what is said and moved on from so it can be hard to take everything in.

great proximity to amenities though was expensive. there is no access to true fresh air since the windows don't open- this was a major struggle in lockdown. the lift was consistently broken which caused mobility issues. rooms were unevenly distributed, some were majorly bigger than others for the same price point. security used to accuse us of breaching lockdown rules when we were in the kitchen as a flat despite us all living there, whilst they entered without warning nor any PPE. no activities were run to include this hall with glen or monty.