The university and campus themselves are really good, with good facilities to support your leaning and independent studying. The healthcare campus is equipt with simulation rooms and equiptment to prepare future nurses for practice. The general campus has much better student union and events which make for a good social life, whereas the heamthcare campus is definatley lacking

The course its self is also really good in my opinion. The course is hard, which is expected, so the workload does not surprise me and i think its been laid out in a good way, with an equal spread of load across the three years. The only main point about the course which needs improvement is that I feel we have spent lots of time around theories and leaning what doesnt seem the most benificial to nursing prcatice, and that we couldve spent more time on skills andlearning things such as pharmacology. this has been the main area for 'directed study' on the course, when i feel it wouldve been better to learn directly from a professional. The main area where I see for improvement is the organisation of teaching between lectures. There have been many times of timetabling issues and no staff to facilitate a lecture or seminar. This stems from timetabling issues and miscommunitation from staff, but effects the students time management massivley, especially around precious times such as when assignments are comming up and you already have your time planned out - small changes means you need to reorganise yourself.

Wifi, bills, water was all included, which i feel was really good for the price we paid. as well as this if anything ever required maintenece this was delt with quickly.

Student service is quite friendly but processing via email is very slow. The school system often fails.

Quite little career orientation. The school's location is not too convenient

Location is not convenient for buying supplies. Should open a convenience store or mini supermarket at Glenside Campus