I commute into Worcester which is great as it means I can stay at home while studying. It’s easily accessible however it can be difficult to find parking spaces especially at the main St John’s campus. The staff are all friendly and helpful. The facilities are great. Student union emails weekly to notify us of upcoming events on campus. There are a lot of societies and clubs to become a part of and numerous trips offered out to students.

I get a great amount of time with tutors on a weekly basis. They’re really good at structuring the lessons and the module as well as giving constructive feedback. I’ve had lectures go above and beyond to help me and they really move and mould to your strengths and support your weaknesses by finding ways to help you improve or approach it from an alternative angle. The feedback and support I’ve received in the first semester has been wonderful and reassures me that this is where I’m meant to be and what I want to do with my future. The lessons subject is challenging enough that it pushes you but not unattainable.

Warm and welcoming environment, with emphasis on mental health and student wellbeing. Only negative would be that City campus has less facilities than St Johns, making it more difficult for students in City accommodation to gain quick help.

Course is well taught for the most part, with a laid back and happy attitude. The course does not appear to have an option for an intern or placement year.

For the price of the room there is no on campus lunches, as this is only available on St Johns. One gate is kept open at night and sometimes the security doors are broken although this is fixed within a few days.