Teesside University has a community feel about it. Lecturers genuinely care about how well you're doing at your course, they also always offer pastoral care when you attend meetings with them. In the Psychology department we have staff with impressive resumes and standing in the academic community. Teesside isn't a bad location, it's particularly back down south is poor but this is outdated.

Second degree, enjoying the course and campus facilities

Lots of places to eat/drink and easy access to shops

Midwifery providing study events

Course structure just changed, therefore still having teething issues balancing time across modules.

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Regularly hear of hospitals taking on placement students