Birmingham City University

Being a post graduate student at BCU in the Tee faculty (technology electronics and engineering) my lectures, seminars and labs are based at the millenium point campus.
Accessability and location wise the situation is quite good and improving but not quite there yet. For most of the academic year the central facilities (pc labs and library) are generally open from around 7am until 7pm but they are now extending to 24 hour access for some facilities during busy assignment submission periods, which is fantastic for specialist software requirements in otherwise busy labs! Being based a 5 minute walk outside of the city centre is massively convenience compared to Perry Barr campus aswell.
I do enjoy the general atmosphere on campus although there is no designated SU watering hole in the vicinity to enjoy a quick social with your course mates and to meet other students without venturing to Perry Barr (city north campus)
As a final note there is also the slight annoyance that some labs seem to be overlooked during the summer pc upgrades and as such performance on some machines can be painfully slow but understandably this is due to limitations on both service and financial constraints.
All in all though the facilities do allow for an enjoyable environment to study in!