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The best part of UoS is that the campus looks amazing and there is plenty of student support. The sports center is new and offers a lot of interesting sports classes. On the downside, accommodation is becoming relatively expensive compared that what you're getting (and it will increase more). Also, the cafes/places to eat, and especially the mini-market (Nisa) on campus are also quite expensive compared to other universities.

The lecture materials are interesting and the course strives to balance work on your own and group work. The course offers a fully blended learning - lectures online which you can study in your own time with discussions and tasks for each upcoming week that is done in class with other people. The worst part of this course is that it doesn't offer as much practical stuff as I think it should be (i.e., its lacking in depth ID skills materials or samples taking classes, etc.)

I like that the utilities are included in the rent. What I really don't like is that the rent is getting more and more expensive, and there isn't really a value for your money. The accommodations offer the very basic necessities (and sometimes not even that as some accommodations don't have a second fridge - how is it possible for 5/6 people to put their food in a small hotel-like fridge?). Also, the university has started charging for bed sheets, pillows etc., things that were included by default if you're in accommodation. The internet connection is often weak and there are outages for some reason.