I Study Sociology at the University of Brighton and I really enjoy the course and the teaching style, which is usually a 2-hour lecture followed by a 1-hour seminar. I like that my seminars almost always follow directly from the lecture, as the information is fresh in my mind. I like the teaching staff and the support system at the uni is fairly good but I do think they tend to overlook students who commute (like myself), with unreasonable timetabling whereby lectures can be 6 hours apart on the same day sometimes leaving us with a lot of time to kill. I think the Career prospects of my degree are promising as it applies to a lot of areas, and the university has given us ample opportunities for placements and volunteering, which I have taken advantage of. The best thing about studying in Brighton has to be the location and the wide variety of people you meet.

No support is given by tutors or lecturers even if they know you have fallen behind. Barely any support for assignments only one session per module very close to the assignment deadline. Very hard to make friends on the course as no welcoming session was provided.