Every lecturer has put in extraordinary amount of work to ensure we had a good education. Cannot fault them too hard. Learning online has pros and cons. The most striking thing about this year is the peer support, which has been amazing and has help me get through the course (this was in the form of informal socials via Teams and a WhatsApp group.

Did not use facilities, moved away and studied from home. No need to be present on campus.

I found them accessible and they offered additional schemes to support people specifically with lockdown.

Some miscommunication at the start of lockdown, however everyone got the swing of things as they got used to social media. Most lectures were great and useful however, online learning made some topics forgettable. If seminars were not organised properly, it was confusing to understand who should start and when. Very difficult to use technology at times, but also enhanced learning and peer support networks.

Social work, good job opportunities. Career similar to nursing shortage.

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