It has been great, but busy. Great way to meet new people when joining a club. There is also options to work part time to support your studies. For fun wednesday night are great way to have some fun with friends

There's people here to help us out with that. Placements office at the business school

At least I don't like how the modules are spread across two semesters for January starters

9

Facilities are great, theres a place for people to hang out

Overall they are great.

Shops are a bit too far but other than that the location is great

There's probably quite a lot, but I haven't had the chance to look into it too much

We get quite a lot of feedback and help academically.

University of Worcester is such a community based place. Everyone knows each other and you can’t go anywhere without bumping into one of your mates. The support is excellent and everybody’s here and willing to help out. The range of activities offered by the su are really good and are always lovely to go to. Also sometimes they have therapy dogs and I really enjoy going to talk to the dogs, it’s one of my favourite things.

They put in a lot of effort to ensure we know the local job opportunities. There’s also a lot of support regarding applications and cvs and future career advice. There’s also workshops and courses that help enhance skills.

I like that the cohorts are small enough that the lecturers get to know us , it makes it personally relevant. I also like the mixture of lecture seminar and practical . I dislike the competitive nature of each lecture and practical. It can be a little bit intimidating.

12

They very friendly and approachable and happy to raise any problems you have with the right people

Depending on the course, allied health facilities are exceptional, sports facilities are good and have what we need. We also get to use the facilities as undergrads, it’s not just for show

Yes, can get everywhere within 20 mins. Everywhere is a walkable distance

There is a focus on the popular sports, but the smaller sports and societies are very varied and friendly.

It’s really good, we have personal academic tutors who oversee our progress throughout our degree and help out in anyway that they can. Lecturers are also very willing to help with academic or personal issues. As a student with mental health conditions I am well supported by the university mental health team, I also get help with academic work. I know who I can ask for help when I need it