I have felt at home since stepping foot onto campus. As a mature student getting back into education I have felt massively supported. The University have been extremely approachable in helping me financially and accommodating my needs. I feel the University is approachable and open to change as they continually strive to improve through student feedback. I think Swansea University and all its staff deserve recognition as they have helped me change my life and I will be eternally grateful Thank you Swansea

My job prospects will continue to be difficult due to the competition for Midwifery Jobs within the training health board. The Midwifery lecturing team have made tremendous effort to ensure I am prepared to apply for jobs and feel confident going for an interview. I have always been supported to embark on extra curricular activities to increase me employability and so feel that although difficult, my job prospects are promising.

The Midwifery lecturing team have been amazing. I feel that they are a close knit family and take every student into their fold. I feel they have supported my every step, academically, emotionally and within my clinical practice. I feel very fortunate to be a Swansea Student and to have met such inspirational life teachers.

I had a lot of involvement with the Student Union as the founding member of the new Student Midwifery Society at Swansea. The staff there were really helpful although the change over in staff was frequent which meant I would have to create new working relationships on a regular basis. The Midwifery programme is run in a unique way at Swansea and I would have liked the student union to be more flexible in the way in supports the society with regards to elections and the memberships within the computer system.

I cannot comment on accommodation as I am a mature student living at home and travelling to campus.

The Midwifery teaching facilities are dated in comparison to the other Welsh Universities. I believe they deserve the financial input to improve their facilities to include better clinical skills equipment and access to specialised books. Our time within the classroom is very valuable and it would be easier to access midwifery literature within our own block and to have a hospital style clinical suite to practice clinical skill simulation.

I love the area that Swansea in set. The sea views make it an extremely pleasing place to be with the city only a stones throw. I know many of the younger student midwives have enjoyed some of the social aspects of Swansea University

I found the areas used for the societies and clubs quite dated and in need of modernisation although as a Midwifery Student my experience was based elsewhere on campus. I do feel that the opportunities that are available for students to get involved with societies and clubs is amazing.

I felt extremely supported. I accessed the Money advice service and new of numerous workshops to help me with essay skills and numerical skills. The occupational health team were extremely approachable and supportive. I also had access to emotional support and meditation which I found great.

AMAZING I have grown as a person so much already from being in Swansea university. I find myself looking at things in a completely different way. I am proud to go there and call myself a student.

Too early to say as I am a first year. They have gone through the process with us and I am confident that they will help me when the time comes.

Easy to understand due to the way the lectures deliver the course content. They mix theory and practice which enables what we learn in the classroom to be cemented by practice when on placement. The lectures are very approachable and all have a different teaching style which keeps things fresh and exciting.

They are very pro-active, I do not get involved in much due to the heavy work load our course gives us; with juggling uni, placement, home and a family there is not much time left!

Fantastic!! The library is amazing and lots of help and support if you need it. There are many copies of books so if in demand you can normally get a copy of a book. There are so many different food places and coffee shops; the Starbucks in the medical block being my favourite as Karen and Beverley are so friendly. Buses regularly, shops, banks and post office on site. It really is convenient and affordable.

Swansea is beautiful. The beaches are astonishing and the city centre has everything to offer. The indoor market brings Welsh culture to life and the night life is excellent. You have a good choice of things to do in Swansea. A premiership football team aswell.

I am a member of the midwifery society and I find it invaluable as they arrange study days where guest speakers come to talk to us. The knowledge they share is great. You also get to mingle with the other cohorts so it is very nice to talk to more senior students.

Academic support is always there for you from book guidance to essay help. I never feel on my own and even though I may have to make an appointment I will get guidance on what ever the problem is. I have not needed personal support but know others who have and they have worked with students to help resolve problems.