Complementary Medicine Undergraduate Degrees (2 results)

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Master of Chiropractic MChiro (Hons)

Health, Sport & Professional Practice

4 years full time / 4 years full time

B320 UCAS code 100% 2nd

112UCAS Tariff Points

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Master of Chiropractic (Including Foundation Year) MChiro

Health, Sport & Professional Practice

5 years full time / 5 years full time

79P2 UCAS code 100% 2nd

88UCAS Tariff Points

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56 / 101

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95th

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04 Jan 24

University of South Wales

Master of Chiropractic (Including Foundation Year) MChiro

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The best thing about the university is, the staff and lecturers are very helpful and the worst part is, it is a bit far from facilities...

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The best thing about the university is, the staff and lecturers are very helpful and the worst part is, it is a bit far from facilities like supermarket, cinema ,and not much entertainments around the campus

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The lectures are all in class and the lecturers are very helpful during lectures. We have 14 hours of learning each week and 5 hours of it is practical which is very important in our course. We can email our lecturers all the time and they get back in a short period of time as soon as possible.

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Overall it was good to stay in halls but as it is up the mountain sometimes it can be hard and exhausting to go up and down often.

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