The support ive received at the University has been great as Ive health conditions. They have alloeed me extra time for my assignments and put things in place to make it easier for me. The staff members are always checking up to see if everything is all good. The location isnt the best for parking but its great in the sence that you have food, shops and transport nearby. The university is very clean, tidy and well presented. The staff out front always greet us when we head inside. The Uni can improve by giving access to the parking behind the building to stop getting parking tickets.

My course is 2 days in the Uni, we get alot of support in class and out of class also. The course itself is well presented, and explained every lesson on what were doing with clear indications.

The building is modern, with great views of Swansea Bay. It has communal study areas and quiet areas for studying independently. There are lounge areas and a Costa with seating inside and outside. There is also a microwave and kettle for those who wish to avoid the prices of Costa. The lecturers are friendly, knowledgeable and approachable at all times. The library is housed in its own building and is amazing. We have a large selection of books, private pods, and quiet study areas. There are also laptop lockers for students who do not have access to their own laptops, and these are on a loan basis. There are areas in the communal study area that has desktop computers for use. The psychology laboratory is an interesting place to be. There are individual rooms to conduct the research and a staff member to help if needed. There is a seating area where the participants wait. The bathroom facilities are always clean, and free sanitary products are available in all ladies' toilets. There are disabled facilities, and the buildings are all disabled-friendly.

With Covid, we have had blended learning. This year, however, we have returned to the regular teaching patterns of pre-Covid. First, there is content on moodle for us to engage with, and then we go to the uni for lectures for two-hour sessions.

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