For international students for different unrecognised communities, I suggest that University should take an effort to represent many other communities on events that are conducted all year round. I felt a bit left out because my community was not represented enough. On the other hand, I have joined a student society but it's very inactive, it would be great if the university would take a step to keep these meetings going on so more like minded people can meet. Otherwise the university is one of the best places to study, it's a privilege to be studying here. All the support and materials needed to study are amazing and very helpful.

The course wasn't what I expected. I generally thought it was gonna be a strategies to learn how to deal with children of SEND. I expected it would give me placements and internships for the least but I have no idea what job profiles am I eligible for. By the time I realised that I am on the wrong course, I tried changing and explaining my genuine misunderstanding, I wasn't allowed to. Which I understand so it's okay. As a masters student, there's not much teaching involved but being an international student I expected a little more explanation on how things would work.

Even though it can be stressful at times, I've enjoyed every minute of it. Life as a student goes by so quickly, so it's important to savour it and make the most of it.

Fantastic! Everything looks new and well kept. The green areas on campus are always neat.

Tutors are always available to answer questions or give feedback. Personal tutors along with the Wellbeing team do their best to provide support on a personal level.

Very good

The campus is very well located, it's easy to get to town (restaurants, food shops, etc.). A benefit is the Edge Link shuttle (free for students) that drives between the uni campus and town.

Plentiful! There are so many different societies (sports and other) that you could go to one every single day of the week and still not be able to attend all of them.

The majority of my modules are taught in small seminar groups.

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Placements, Careers advice team, having a range of assignment types to teach different skills