The staff are so supportive and go above and beyond to support us with both studies and our well-being. The facilities that are there are brilliant and give us a great education. The only negative is that sometimes we are put in the business building rather than our gateway building.

The lecturers are so supportive and go above and beyond to support us with both studies and our well- being. Lectures are quick to respond, or within there own set boundaries. I prefer the in person lectures over the online ones - as personally I find it hard to focus - I do try to watch from the library so I dont get distracted. It is hard when we are on an adult focused lecture rather than a cyp lecture

Really great support from well-being services who can signpost you to local support groups in Dorset. Good location of campus and smart building. Although not been involved in any, great range of activities and clubs Good lecture support. Nursing timetable - I think the clinical skills classes need to be timetabled before you go out on placement in your first year. This will build confidence before placement but also it doesn't really make sense to do skills on patients and then later in year come in and practice on dummies - should be the other way round if possible! Although good to still keep up the skills.

Always better to have a longer day at uni then to come in for an hour although I appreciate this is hard to timetable! Good placement support so far. Good ratio of online/in person although would always prefer in person. Group work/essays is hard even with you are all friends. I think we would all rather work solo on projects. The community placement for a month last summer for example - I would have rather gone out for a month placement instead of doing group work as didn't really learn a lot from it.