The facilities and stuff are great. They are dedicated to giving students the best they can provide and they actually listen to student reviews and ideas for improvement. Keele is more affordable compared to most universities in the area without compromising on the quality of education. There is a broad variety of societies to find a place to socialise with like-minded people. It's a very big campus so it's great to have an in person open day when you can. Student housing on campus could use improvements in some areas but overall it is convenient and a beautiful scenic campus. There are different options to suit different needs in housing, education and services.

The best thing about studying biomed at Keele is that it is credited by the IBMS . The lecturers are very experienced in the field varying between biochemists, immunologists, clinical science and haematology. The tutors are dedicated to students and their different learning methods. The laboratory sessions are very good at skill building for future career prospects. The challenging part is the assessments as it's crucial to pass them all in accordance with standards set by the IBMS. Fortunately the university offers deadline extensions in difficult circumstances. Also the lecturers provide well detailed assessment briefs and study materials. In conclusion, biomedical science is a fulling course for someone who is passionate about science regarding human health.

I like my flatmates and the proximity to my lecture buildings. Although it takes good communication and effort of all parties involved to live peacefully in shared halls. I have seen many different options provided: ensuite and shared flats and houses. So you get to choose what works for you. I know in campus halls I can make it to a lecture on time even if I wake up slightly late.

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