My Uni has a very powerful outlook on every individual's life, such as mental health, well being, and learning capacity. It's very expensive. I absolutely love studying and my lecturers are great, but it's extremely difficult to uphold a job and study at the same time.

It has a great range of different content. It's easily understood and very fun and interactive. You can't join a lecture online, if you can't make it to uni you have to wait until the video is available before you can partake.

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Best: Selection of Nightlife Smart Facilities Passionate Lecturers Excellent buses Large lake! Range of Wildlife Worst: Part of the Course No Parking allowed in/near halls Smokers underneath halls windows Expensive Clothes washing Small kitchen Societies exist but aren't prganised properly, e.g - Computing society only hold poker events Improvements: Inform local Council that parking cannot be banned by the University as part of halls policy Clearer information about parking as guest speakers come in on freshers fayres, hiring student with cars to apply for delivery jobs when signage says otherwise?? Invest more into each campus rather than spending Millions on buying newer ones

All lectures were held in person from the get go. 2 modules out of 4 had lecturer changes during the first semester. One lecturer left before the assignment was due and didn't give the rest of the content or pass it on. Although the course being named Artificial Intelligence primarily mentioning Data analysis and machine learning, half of the course is currently paired with games programmers and the assignments are about making games which doen't transfer to the second year or link with the main course specific modules which doesn't accurately represent the listing of the course on UCAS and the descriptions of each module. E.g - A module called Programming and Mathematics mentioning Quadratics and physics algorithms in a general term, not implicitely mentioning anything about games on the module section prior to applying for the course, was actually a module 100% revolved around making games.

Kitchen is on the smaller side and heavily relies on everyone doing their bit to keep it clean as there isn't much room to pile dishes. However, some student in halls think that the cleaners that come on a tuesday clean their mess and give them free sponges, dish soap Etc when it was actually someone elses. We also have a weekly rota that everyone only has to do 1 job such as wipe door handles, wipe kettle which are only small jobs, but those same students haven't done a single job in their duration of the course, nearly costing us a flat fine when we all went home but they stayed as we couldn't clean up as we wearn't there.