I can only speak for my course and the experienced I had in my course. I would say the staff has always been so supportive and helpful whenever I needed help considering that I’m an international student, I find it quite difficult to get used to the new environment. Despite the struggles that I experienced the lectures always been so helpful. For example, I once struggle with my essay and how it is quite difficult for me to write an academic paper but my lecturers has guide me on how to improve my writing by guiding me to make an appointment with CASE. This has improved my writing skills significantly and has gained my confidence in writing an academic paper. I’m really grateful that everyone has been very supportive to me. In term of improvement, I think the university could increase the variety of the food it could offer in the canteen and cafe especially halal food. I find it quite inconvenient to go out from university during break time to get halal food as it takes so much of my break time.

The content and the quality of delivery has been good. The lecturer has been very proactive and helpful whenever I have question or if I feel like I’m struggling with the module. I found that having a meeting with my tutor twice per semester has been very helpful as it allows me to enquire questions if I have any and it is a good way for me to build good relationships with my tutor and asking any tips and advice on how to becoming a good physiotherapist, and career wise.

No

Beat is meeting new people and exploring the city worst us the 15 minute walk from the accommodation to uni.

The best is the lectures are really nice and welcoming the worst is how quickly they go over things

The best is the space in the rooms and worst is the no sofas in the flat