Good environment, amazing diversity of societies, enclosed campus adds a nice feeling. Bit far from town but the bus only takes 10-15 mins.

Almost all lectures in person but are recorded online if you choose to not attend. Lecturers are concise and are good at answering and explaining things over email. Not too many mandatory hours weekly.

Great wifi, not too pricey, very spacious for what you pay for, pretty close to the med building.

There are lots of facilities available for use, for example the health innovation building. So there is never a shortage of resources that can be used to study. The PBL course helps to encourage independent learning however i think it would be easier for a lot of students if our learning was more directed and recommended resources more specific. Also if they gave us different types of material to study from rather than primarily textbooks. It would also be better if we took exams each term rather than summatives at the end of each year.

I think there should be more in-person teaching. We have few contact hours (2-4 for PBL, 3 for clinical anatomy, 0-2 for communication and maybe 4-7 for lectures, weekly). It would be easier if it was more directed and interactive. It feels like a very hands-off, almost lazy approach.

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