I've thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The university has been great in supporting my academic, health and wellbeing needs and developing my employment skills.

Workplace office which provides advice on training and work opportunities. Also, mosukes which embed employability skills into them. There is also student ambassador schemes which help give you the skills needed for work.

I like the varied tasks, they allow you to develop both academic and practical skills. I dislike that there was not always a lot of choice in module selection

Facilities are great, staff are good.

Good and up to date facilities.

Yes, there are good transport links at both walsall and wolverhampton campuses to the city centre. There is also good access to birmingham, which links with various other places

There is a wide range of societies that can be joined. Also, the option to create one if theres not one that already interests you. Good sports facilities, with opportunity to join and train with various different sports teams. There is the GB judo team located at walsall, which you can get involved with

Good mental health support, academics have always been available if i have a question with work aswell. There is always someone that you can take to, or be aignposted to for any tyoe of problem.

As a mature student changing career my experience has been fantastic. I have a part-time job within the university which is helping me gain relevant experience. My academic needs have been met not only by lecturers but also library support sessions and academic coaches. I have participated in societies, voluntary work with my peers and the student ambassador scheme.

It has ’The Workplace’ that specialises in assisting students to find part time and full time jobs and placements. There is also a careers service to help with CV and interview preparation.

I like the lecturer contact with ample opportunity for one to one support. I dislike that there is a degree of disconnection between my joint subjects. I get greater support with regard to my History as it is recorded as my lead subject.

The students union represents all of the student community well. It has facilities at each campus to host events and provides wellness activities and community links to promote all aspects of wellbeing.

The facilities are great. Across the campuses and buildings are state of the art facilities for a huge range of courses.

Yes, City campus and accomodation is in Wolverhampton city centre, close to shops and nightlife.

There are a wide variety of societies and sports facilities across the campuses.

Academic support is great. There is an online booking system for one to one appointments and lecturers have office hours. They are also happy to help after classes. I have not used the counselling service, however, the wellness department offers support across all circumstances including mental health, academic and financial needs.