Physics at hull and the university in general

I did the Foundation Physics last year, returning for my first year this year, so we will be on the same course. I can answer some of these questions.
Quality of teaching, was for the most part good, some departments better than others. I cannot pass comment on thw Physics and Maths department lecturers and tutors, as we were taught Physics by the Engineering department.
The Admin staff of the Physics department are top class, having been the foundation rep for the Physics course I have spent a little time in meetings with them, and most of the lecturers and tutors were very nice and well involved.
Library I think must be finished by now, it is massive, and well stocked. Has it's own cafe, and tons of space, computer facilities and rooms.
The campus is great, and has it's own bars and shops.
The city is big, and has alot of venues, and shopping centres. Everything you need is within a 5 minute walk of the campus anyway.

See you in september.

I've been moved onto the foundation Physics course, was just wondering if the course starts earlier than the normal physics course (Sept 29th)?

I did the Foundation Physics last year, returning for my first year this year, so we will be on the same course. I can answer some of these questions.
Quality of teaching, was for the most part good, some departments better than others. I cannot pass comment on thw Physics and Maths department lecturers and tutors, as we were taught Physics by the Engineering department.
The Admin staff of the Physics department are top class, having been the foundation rep for the Physics course I have spent a little time in meetings with them, and most of the lecturers and tutors were very nice and well involved.
Library I think must be finished by now, it is massive, and well stocked. Has it's own cafe, and tons of space, computer facilities and rooms.
The campus is great, and has it's own bars and shops.
The city is big, and has alot of venues, and shopping centres. Everything you need is within a 5 minute walk of the campus anyway.

See you in september.

Hey, I'm about to go into my third year doing physics at Hull (I started on the BSc and switched up to MPhys). So hopefully I can be some help though Leo did a good job at answering you.

The teaching is mostly good, the lecturers are helpful and enthusiastic (just wait til you have Buzza, he bounces off the walls 8D ) though some are better than others. (Good luck with Sands).

They are all really good at listening if there are any problems, there are feedback forms at the end of each set of lectures that while I've been there they've improved from. Also Jules in the office is amazing and super helpful. We had several deadlines extended and a room changed from one we were having problems with.

I don't have as much time right now but I made a huge post in the stickied 'A freshers veiw of Hull week 1-6' thread about the rest of the uni.

Also for all of you in this thread, join the physics society!!! It's awesome, we do loads of stuff both drinking and nondrinking plus it's good for making friends with other physics students.

Is there an ALDI within walking /bus distance from uni or lawns accomodation?

Is there an ALDI close by to the university?

I tend to use the Lidl at the uni end of Bev Road, which is quite good.

Hi guys I've been offered a place on the BSc physics and some questions about the course, the place and the university.

What is the quality of the teaching like at hull?

Are the staff in the physics department helpful?

What is library like?

Is it a nice campus?

What type of campus is it?

Does the city itself have lots of shops, clubs and pubs?

thanks for any help