• 2 campuses, Waterside campus being the main one. All modern, well-equipped libraries and top-notch sports (indoor and outdoor courts, discounted student membership fees) and medical facilities (GP inside campus).
• Being an overseas student having done the course during COVID times, I am not well aware of events/fests on campus. Campus had cultural days & food festivals weekly where students set up food stalls and sold their cultural cuisines

• I found my off-campus accommodation via the spareroom app. The entire search process was daunting, as many Asian landlords could be tricky and try to loot your money; hence, it was always advised to go via verified landlords. The key challenge was finding a guarantor in the UK and paying deposit and advance before moving to the UK, which is why it is always suggested to deal with credible landlords.
• Try to stay on campus for the initial 6 months; though its a bit expensive, it is always a safe choice.

This university has a new campus built in 2018 so all the infrastructure is latest and well maintained. Uni offers loads of sports and societies for students to get engaged in outside of their studies. It also has on campus GP clinic for medical requirements.

Students usually pay quarterly, en-suites can be expensive but highly recommended. On-campus accommodation provides access to 24-hour security and on-campus facilities like library access etc. But off-campus may allow for more affordable and larger room space in comparison.