The uni is close to home, making the commute less time consuming, the parking is reasonable for an all day pass, however there is need for more spaces to be available. The uni itself, is aesthetically pleasing. Close by coffee shops and food outlets are a bonus at lunchtimes. I have enjoyed studying at this uni and I am looking forward to completing another course there.

The majority of the lecturers on this course are great, informative and interesting, however there are one or two that do not share the same enthusiasm as the others.

Ipswich is a great town with many facilities available to access, especially some of the food outlets around the waterfront which are delicious.

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Staff are very suopportive and offer a lot of support for students. There are numerous routes through which support can be obtained, I am particularly grateful for the 1:1 support I have received to help with my academic writing skills. I receive fair and constructive feedback which has enabled me to gain high grades in my assignments as I have understood the criteria more and worked hard to improve my skills. Furthermore, during the Covid-19 pandemic providing an online platform for learning was easy to use and helped us keep well connected with staff and peers. The only minor negative I would say is the parking facilities, which due to location isn't really the universities fault - just as a mature student with children having to travel by car it can be challenging at times to get a parking space when I arrive. Traffic in the town centre is challenging so I don't begrudge the university, just maybe a future planning situation - there are multiple buildings but not as many parking spaces.

Mainly taught in person, with a mixture of online learning and placement due to the nature of my study. I think offering a more blended approach i.e. more online learning would be good in some instances, particualrly due to costs and travel concerns. I have found that I can be more productive when I am learning at home with the online teaching - not all the time but I think offering a blended approach is something positive that has come from the COVID-19 pandemic. I do feel that in person sessions are beneficial as are practical sessions imperative being there in person. The tutors are always willing to give support and are quick to answer emails even when they are very busy, you feel like you are prioritised.

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