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"The tutors are amazing - so empathetic and supportive. Sarah, our lead tutor, feels more like a friend. I’ve loved the journey so far!"

"Even before arriving, I received lots of personal emails giving feedback about my portfolio from our lecturer, which made me feel at home."

"My favourite part has been the amount of extra workshops and facilities we've been able to use - like photography, cyanotype and ceramics."

"Chichester is a lovely location, not much goes on and it becomes lively when the sun's out. What I like about studying here is that you feel connected with other people who study here. You'll find people similar to you and you all instantly become friends. When you arrive here, it can seem like another home to you, and your new friends are your new family."

"I feel like I have a lot of freedom to express myself. We get a little taste of the industry and feedback based on real world projects."

"I’m glad I chose this university for its diversity. Thanks to the weekly events, you are able to make a lot of friends. Chichester University is a big family that is going to give you amazing memories that you are going to keep the rest of your life."

"The city will allow you to meet great people and do interesting projects. Every year is better."

"I have really enjoyed my course and since being at the university my confidence level has really increased. The university has given me so many opportunities including working with West Sussex music, gaining experience working in schools and working with the West Sussex county youth orchestra. Plus, I have made some amazing friends and the time I have had here has been invaluable."

"When I did my foundation course in the UK, I was really inspired by some old people who played Jazz in the pubs, they were not professional performers but they enjoyed what they were doing. I loved that atmosphere. In that moment I decided to study Jazz in the UK. Chichester is one of the very few institutions that offer specialist Jazz courses, and I love their new music building."

"I've always been interested in theatre and performance. I have been learning tourism and hospitality in Japan, but I want to explore different areas of learning, and I hope I can have jobs in different areas in the future. I am pleased I can study theatre in Shakespeare’s country. Btw, I like the canteen food here."

Studying for my degree abroad at London Met has exposed me to so many different cultures and ways of life, and I’ve found it to be very enriching on my outlook on life.My favorite part about studying at London Met is all the connections you make with people from all over the world. I love how creative and hands-on my degree at London Met is and how invested my lecturers are in supporting our success

Within my project I am bringing chaos to harmony – I study balance, illusion and motion, designing and making objects that trick the audience. Thanks to my tutors (and a bit of hard work) I can now say that the months I have spent at the School of Art, Architecture and Design are the very beginning of my career as a designer.

"I have to challenge myself every day and work hard to be the best, but it is worth it and at the end of the day you know it is all that matters. I like the options you have here, our music block with many pianos, where I can practise and work on my skills and at the same time there are many opportunities to do some extra activities, so you will not get bored at all."

"Studying at Chichester this semester has been a true pleasure. Through my modules, I have been gifted more opportunities in self-directed learning than ever before."

"Having read the description of the course, it seemed to provide the perfect blend of the two areas I was interested in. In my first year, much of the course was focused on laying a foundation on which the other two years of my degree would be built on. It proved to be very interesting."

"The course regularly scheduled artist lectures from many different artists throughout the UK, as well as taking a number of trips to London in order to visit galleries and keep up to date on current trends in the art world."

"As an international student, I believe the University of Chichester is a small, cosy and welcoming place to study. The support and help for international students is superior."

"The international students, though I haven't had the opportunity to hang out with them for a long time, have always been polite and friendly to me. Their presence helps create a better and more diverse community. I sincerely hope that in the future, they get the opportunity to interact with more local and British national students."

"In my accommodation there are 7 students from 6 different countries. It is really interesting to meet people from different countries and backgrounds at University of Roehampton." READ INTERVIEW READ ARTICLE WATCH VIDEO

"Chichester is a good place to learn more about yourself and explore different types of music. It’s a fun place to be and the people are really nice here, which makes you work harder."

"I had always heard about University of Chichester and a friend of mine who went here spoke highly so I came to look around. The course is great and really open; the teachers help you to find the artist that you want to be."