The University of Worcester, in my short experience there so far, has been a lovely and supportive environment to learn. I particularly like the amount of study space there is to go and complete work and the range of hours that these are open, so you can study around your busy schedules. The facilities are always clean and well kept, enhancing the learning experience further. I particularly like the Starbucks that is on campus, this really helps with the early mornings and long days :) The staff that I have encountered so far have been friendly, supportive and motivating. The only thing I feel could be improved is the lack of parking, I have to arrive half an hour before my lecture/seminar starts just to get a space, if I arrive any later than this parking becomes a problem and then I worry about being late to my lesson as a result.

I love my course so far, I like the fact that is in-class learning as I did my undergraduate degree online and just prefer having those face to face classroom interactions. The lessons are always detailed, content rich but easy to understand, and allows a lot of time for group discussion. One major thing I particularly like about the course is there isn’t a lot of ‘homework’ set, so I am able to keep on top of independent study and assignments without being overwhelmed with extra work. The contact I have with my subject mentor is great, she is super supportive in lessons and outside of lessons (via email), she is approachable and you can just tell that she wants the best for everyone she teaches. The only thing I would change about the course is its intensity, being at uni 5 days a week, full days 9.15-4.15, and then straight into a placement full time is quite intense and dull on, but I do appreciate that this has to be the case in order for the qualification to fit into a year

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Lecturers are really informative and helpful. You are always kept up to date on what is happening. More specific study spaces on at johns campus would be nice

There is a wide range of modules, covering many aspects of psychology. The lecturers are always happy to help

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