Bournemouth University Wheelchair Access

First-time I arrived on campus was for an open day to have a general look around so for that I joined the campus tour I had a look at the accommodation, I also had a look at the different buildings and the distances that I need to cover the buildings basically have electronic door openers they are either switched on so that they go on, off automatically or there is a button to press in addition to obviously, ramps the campuses it's self is not too big to cover, so being in a wheelchair is no problem to go from one end to the next in terms of wheelchair access, I can pretty much go anywhere so is the library and social spaces, they are all accessible. And it's the same for the accommodation my particular room was accessible in that there was an automatic door opener for the front door. They have adapted the kitchen I would recommend Bournemouth University because I think its quite an open and friendly environment That's for academic matters as well as support services, and the general feel weather that's Bournemouth Lansdowne or the Talbot campus people generally are friendly and try to help as much as they can to make it a good experience for staff as well as students