It is a supportive university.

No

Location is ideal if you travel by train, as the train station is literally on the door step of the uni! The main campus is large, split over 2 sites across the train tracks, health and clinical courses are taught at the Mary Seacole and allerton buildings. Both very well equiped and large enough to accommodate the large cohort. Amazing facilities including xray and CT machines. The library is always open and loads of small quiet places to stay, socialise and study. This is a big campus and can be over whelming, however this is helped by good planning of rooms and common rooms across both campuses.

The course is split between clinical placement and on campus. The clinical placement is the best part of the course. The worst part would be the research module as this is overly complicated, should have been taught online rather than in campus, and the overall course structure is fragmented. Another module is the one about other modalities which although provides useful information, this is let down by the delivery of some of the lectures.

No