The best part is that it is a small university and a small course, meaning the lecturers get to know you and are able to support you much better than at a bigger uni where some students may get “lost” within the year group. It could be improved by offering more flexibility with regard to online streaming of lectures.

The course hours and contact time is not too much meaning (12 hours over 2 days) meaning I am able to dedicate my free time to independent study and coursework whilst also being able to have a part time job and seeing friends and family. There can sometimes be big gaps between lectures, however that gives time to prepare for seminars or catch up on work. Although usually timetabling will change this if the gap is too large and impractical, especially for commuting students.

No

Overall very good experience. Good academic support, good tutors, well tailored courses, nice environment. Organisation is good. Challenging and captivating way of studying a Law degree.

Pretty good.

Feedback is very good, pretty accurate and always helps in order to get that "improved performance" next time. Personal tutor meetings are great; it is always good to listen to sound practical advice and it is also good to feel that you are "on the right track"; that you are progressing etc. Personal tutoring is also good when you need sound advice on course issues, on assignments etc.

SU are doing a good job in involving students and helping them overall

I have lived and worked in Worcester before this course. I think it is a welcoming and vibrant place.

Law Society is good. There is plenty of societies to choose from that suit different interests and areas of interest.

Most the interactivity and open forum discussion Least the lack of some students' participation in forum, but that is down to them

12

By involvement in extra curricular activities, societies, voluntary work.