It has a very welcoming atmosphere and it could be improved by having more study spaces as the current ones are always filled

The best part was going on placement year and learning more about career opportunities in the neuroscience field The worst is probably the exams

No

Overall, my university experience has been really good. The lecturers are good teachers, the practical sessions are really fantastic and the assignments set are actually really enjoyable. The course has adapted well to the Covid situation and has even sent kit to our homes so we can continue our practical sessions at home which was great. It's easy to talk to and contact the lectures when we have queries. I would highly recommend this course!

Hand sanitiser is located across the building in the most convenient places and the building is generally clean itself. There is disabled access in most places and each facility is up to date and modern. Equipment hire of laptops in the library is especially useful.

There is accessibility to wellbeing support, disability support, mental health support and finance support etc and it's easy to find out how to access this support. Access to the support is also quick and easy.

The course is taught through a series of pre-recorded lectures online which alternate each week with a live question and answer session. I find this useful because i can get through the lectures at my own pace in my own time and prepare any questions i have to ask at the live sessions. The teaching hours are on the lower end so there is plenty of time for hanging out with friends and completing assignments. Once a week for one hour you meet with your tutorial group which is good to discuss questions and course content.

10

Career service activities is integrated into the course and is very helpful when searching for placements and jobs. There is plenty of support from the team at the University that handles careers and placements and I have accessed this help on multiple occasions and the standard of help has been good.