I am studying remotely so cannot comment on the campus itself, however, the level of support and guidance I am receiving does not reflect being a remote learner. My mentor and other supporting lecturers are at the end of an email at all times and we have regular contact. I don't feel as though I am on the other side of the country to them all. The learning and evidence platforms can be tricky to navigate, but the support and guidance so far has been fantastic from all staff at the Uni. I am looking forward to the rest of my course.

My course is online but it does not feel as though I am not actually at the uni. When I send emails to ask for support they are answered quickly and positively.

There is a lot of support available from the staff, which I found useful when completing my first assignment as it meant that I could use their assistance to guide me through the process. On the other hand, I feel as though an aspect where the uni could be improved is by providing more books in the library, as there isn't a big range to choose from and therefore means I often rely on online books instead.

I find it beneficial that the tutors allow us to spend the allocated time for each lesson in the way that we prefer, as this provides us with more freedom and enables us to spend time on independent work that we may have.