This University is a wonderful place to study, the location is great as it is a short walk into the centre, and the campus is close by but also in an area that is not overflowing with cars or lacks parking spaces. The facilities are brilliant as I am learning a lot here with the various teaching methods available. I feel very comfortable here and looking forward to completing the course. Improvements could be the sports clubs and societies being shared over the two campuses in Exeter as there would need to be a lot of travelling. As many students are studying, there are strains on the timetable, however, there are many long breaks that can influence the travelling of some students, parking and public transport. There is only one cafe at St Luke's, so if there are long breaks, there is not much around to do, especially if that cafe is full. Maybe some more chilling areas, or activities to do within the day?

I am enjoying the course with the varied amount of subjects and content; the course is taught in class with occasional online hours with a lecturer, otherwise, it is independent study time. The amount of hours is good as it allows the full development of skills and knowledge throughout the years. Many different lecturers give another viewpoint and their knowledge and experiences can be utilised and applied to our learning. The worst aspect would be the timetable breaks, the timetable showing lesson times but not the breaks, so it can be confusing to when a lesson finishes before the next one but also if there is a brief break.

Supportive staff - both academic staff and wellbeing staff Good sized cohort Good location - Close to city centre as well as being a short distance from beaches and nature

Good amount of learning. small cohorts so more contact with lecturers Many different types of lessons. E.g. sit down lectures, clinical skills practice, clinical simulation, problem based learning etc.

Close to campus, Near to lots of shops, Well maintained outside areas Quite expensive for what it is