Bit boring at times but it's still good

Chemistry and biology labs are good

Lots of shops and places to go out

Lectures can be boring and I see my tutor once a week

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Lots of careers help, especially for STEM

Central village

So so many great study spaces, each with its own personality for different students and different uses. Really great options for food, as well as a diverse range of societies. I do wish there were more uni-wide activities or events in the union/wish they were better advertised and signposted so harder to miss.

Love the leniency with my modules and the choices I get. When I'm actually on campus, it's great, but there tends to be a large volume of prerecorded screencasts to watch, making it sometimes hard to self-motivate as they can be tiring. Course hours are fine in my opinion, nothing too extreme. Lab weeks are exhausting but I knew what I was signing up for. Lecturers tend to be extremely helpful and willing to answer questions quickly.

I loved the location, but lived there during COVID so there proximity to campus was redundant. The catered food was excellent for the most part and I had an ensuite room. However I was placed in a flat with people that were far too loud and rowdy for my liking, but that's not to the fault of the accommodation. The kitchen and general standard of the halls felt very outdated, but I believe they've been making efforts to update it since I lived there.