I have enjoyed

I like the library a lot

Feedback is always good from tutors

The SU is poor and very expensive for food and drink

City is small and everything is accessible

I don't really like sports but there are a lot of societies

I like the lecture and workshop style ones which are back to back

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Not the best at information

The safety is good, condition okay, and cost is decent.

I have pretty much finished my university experience for the moment as I have just completed my postgraduate degree having completed my undergraduate in 2018 and I can say that from the overall experience I have grown as an individual I have become a more mature more aware and more humane I have pretty much finished my university experience for the moment as I've just completed my postgraduate degree having completed my undergraduate in 2018 and I can say that from the overall experience I have grown as an individual I have become a more mature, more aware and more Courteous individual, which I think is down to my experiences at university my growing age and my expanding education. I also met some of my best friends at university who I am overwhelmed with love and care for and that is always going to be down to the University of Chester obviously put us in the right place at the right time!

The University had a lot of different facilities on offer ranging from the sports spaces to the library and learning areas and also a lot of different café meeting and eating spaces which gave way for everyone to have access to the type of areas they need. The University had a lot of different facilities on offer ranging from the sports spaces to the library and learning areas and also a lot of different café meeting and eating spaces which gave way for everyone to have access to the type of areas they need. The University is also Highly adapted to provide accessibility to every type of person whether able-bodied or otherwise and there was always options for additional support for those that may need. For example I needed to use a computer in exams because I was not able to hold a pen for the length of time required and this was something that was easily sorted making my entire educational experience in both my undergrad and postgrad at the University of Chester easier and more enjoyable

I was really happy with the support given to me by the different parchment which made having a disability easier to navigate with the normal activities of university life and that would be because of the support and advice that they were able to provide. In terms of lecturers obviously in occasion there would be some feedback which maybe wasn't clear but that could be discussed and clarified easily

There was always a lot of advertisements and details being presented to students and faculty about the representation and support that was available for you as a student or as a member of staff should you need it and you knew that there was always somewhere that you could go if you needed more support and advice as the student union office was on the main campus which everyone as a student was able to get to because of the great location. There was always a lot of advertisements and details being presented to students and faculty about the representation and support that was available for you as a student or as a member of staff should you need it and you knew that there was always somewhere that you could go if you needed more support and advice as the student union office was on the main campus which everyone as a student was able to get to because of the great central location. That was always emails being sent out which enabled you to know that there was help and support and advice available to you should you ever need it and there was always information to be found online detailing the different things that the student union was able to provide and guide over.

My university campus was over the famous river Dee In Chester and had been previously used as a bank and was bought over and renovated to be university lecture and event space in my first year of my undergrad in Chester and had been previously used as a bank and was bought over and renovated to be university lecture and event space in my first year of my undergrad(2015). The Walk to my university campus from my housing was through town and over a bridge and it was a very easy and efficient path to take with options to go alternative ways should I want to go shopping. The walk overall took about twenty minutes to thirty minutes depending on foot traffic and time of day and was of an affordable distance via a taxi should I require one because of bad weather. Get to local amenities from the University campus you've just had to walk down the road or to go into the main city centre you just had to walk over footbridge which is easily accessible from the campus making an overall great location to reach to different things but also to have a little bit of security and privacy that you would like from a university campus as it wasn't being over run by pedestrians and the general public

There was so many sports in society options available across the different types of interest which meant that there was an option for everyone that was willing or wanting to partake in a society or sport meaning everyone was able to find someone with like minded views and was able to feel a part of something that they also enjoyed which I thought was really nice because obviously coming to university can be scary but at least the societies and Sport options meant there was a place for everyone to feel comfortable

I like the way that the lecturers got involved with the students and made them feel a part of the learning process and I liked the way that they made things interesting with trips and personal stories which made things easier to understand as it was able to be seen in a real life context. The thing I didn't like the most would be the 9 ams!

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The University has really made an effort with providing helpful information for your future employability in terms of having a lot of different individuals coming from different companies to talk to you about what their companies look for and there's always been a lot of career fairs which are held on a regular basis to enable people to go in and see these companies and individuals representatives Who they could get more information from and to talk to about any employment opportunities or placements that are available. As part of a university student at the University of Chester every single student is required to undertake a work placement as part of your second year degree level which enables you to, for five weeks be a part of an industry and be in a company where you can learn skills and get a better understanding of the way that they operate. You were also given a lot of support from the student support teams and the library was always holding different events which were to expand peoples skills and opportunities where they could learn more things to do with computers and CVs and interview skills and a basic range of different things which are transferable across different areas and different industries