Coach Lane Campus, its not in the best location and the prices of the options here for things such as food and drink are ridiculous with no options close compared to city campus, it also doesn't look the best and the seats omg, you don't know pain until 4 hours in these seats... However my course is very educational and I do recommend the course, and the teaching staff are very polite and friendly. The facilities and seats could use an improvement in coach lane campus massivly

The social work course is good and I quite like it, however... the timetables are atrocious; giving people that have jobs, kids and outside of work commitments 4-5 days a week sometimes in all day or in till late in this area as well it is a bit annoying and really awkward for us having outside university commitments.

I am based at Coach Lane Campus, which is extremely beautiful and full of greenery, creating a very positive atmosphere. I love the quietness of the campus and appreciate how friendly everyone is. The staff on my social work course are well-organised, respond to emails quickly, and keep in touch with students through the discussion board on Blackboard to ensure we are updated on assignments and classes. However, one suggestion for improvement would be to reduce food prices or offer a selection of affordable snacks and meals. I understand that the café is a way for the university to make money, but many students struggle to afford the prices. Additionally, unlike City Campus, there aren’t any food shops or stores nearby at Coach Lane, which makes it harder for students to get food. Students who travel from a distance may also not have enough time to pack lunches. I hope you understand this concern and take it into consideration. Even offering cheaper options for students would be a great help.

The staff on my social work course are well-organised, respond to emails quickly, and stay in touch with students through the discussion board on Blackboard to keep us updated on assignments and classes. Some lecturers include lots of activities, like debates, which make the classes more interesting. There is also plenty of guidance and support for assignments and placements. However, some lessons can be boring, with lecturers just reading from slides. They seem disengaged and uninterested, which makes the classes less engaging. I also think the course content could be improved, with more focus on skills development and communication, as well as more up-to-date information in the lectures.