It's a small and quiet university, I'm very happy with my experience here. I only rated Student Life so poorly because there aren't many clubs or societies available for people like me, that don't go out drinking.

Work placements was rated one star as that isn't something that is done on my course. Most lecturers are fantastic, however there's a couple that are very sour and make learning hard and frustrating at times. Despite complaints being raised about them, it goes nowhere.

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Best aspects: the beautiful campus and the community feel of the university and city, the course lecturers- they are so knowledgeable and friendly, the degree has a very personal feel to it which I can't imagine experiencing at bigger universities Worst aspects: the two campuses can sometimes feel a little disconnected, from someone who is mainly taught at the secondary campus, things like the student union feel a little distant

Best aspects: 100 percent the lecturers, they are all exactly what you need; engaging, professional yet friendly, entirely non-judgmental, and most importantly extremely knowledgeable Worst aspects: not alot of opportunity for online/recorded work which, as a commuter, would sometimes be beneficial

The history is amazing, I feel so connected to Worcester because of it's rich history. As a city, it is beautiful, the river and the cathedral gardens are some of my favourite spots. It also has a great community feel to the place, it is small enough that you get to know the usual suspects of the city