The flexibility of studying at home makes it accessible even with children and a full-time job.

There is a mix of in person and online contact which is really important.

No

The best aspect is studying online and independently as I can fit it around my work and family. As a mature student with young children this is really important. I also enjoy the independence of being able to use my time to either get ahead with my studies or take do further independent study, I believe this will really help when I go onto do a masters and PhD. The worst aspect is not having very much face to face or social contact with tutors and other students due to Covid restrictions over the last few years however, this is starting to improve and I am really enjoying in person tutorials when rail strikes don't affect them!

There are no work placements or facilities so I wasn't able to mark those accurately. However the course is engaging, interesting and stretches me mentally. My tutor is always available within a couple of days to answer any queries I may have. The online and in person tutorials are really good quality and the book and online content give us everything we need to be able to complete our assignments and exams.

No