Great lecturers and lecture halls, a library with all the books you need to study and understand the material. Support groups and super curricular clubs which allow you to use what you have learnt in fun ways, great opportunities for scholarships, placements and additonal roles to put on your CV.

The best parts are the engaging in class lectures and tutorials with interesting lab work that still manages to be educational as well as the multitude of support in the form of extra optional classes, walk in help for learning run by older students and more to help if you fall behind. The hours are alright as well with most days being ‘half days’ that only take a few hours. The worst part is the little choice given in the first year for what to study within the course, however this is understandable for learning the fundamentals of the course

No

Love the look of the place, but could do with more student space to teach and study in groups!

In medicine we suffer due to the NHS staff being so busy, would be good to have more on-campus facilities to use and book into practice as well as on the wards.

No