Enterprise degrees in North West England

Like the best I would definitely say the lecturers and lectures are mega sweet. I have ASD so they're super helpful and understanding and I've never felt so supported in an educational setting before. Worst is probably the toilets icl. They can get so mingling and the sanitary bins are usually full.

Chester is a fantastic university with such a lovely atmosphere. The lecturing staff have all been amazing on my course with a special mention of the counselling skills lecturers who always go the extra mile and try to make our experience as students as enjoyable and accessible as possible. I went to another uni a couple of years ago and didn’t get on well there, the feel was completely different (not very warm/welcoming and the lecturers weren’t really interested in our wellbeing or making the lecturers engaging) - after my first experience I didn’t see myself trying university again, but Chester has completely changed things for me and I have made some great friends and have thrived on my course. Highly recommend :)

I think how central the university is in the city allows us to have so many opportunities which is a big positive about studying here how many opportunities they give us for work experience volunteering etc

The staff and students around the campus are always so welcoming and friendly. It really makes me enjoy where I’m studying. I think something that could be improved is the university’s response to student based issues.

The lecturers are good and helpful, but also keep them interesting, my cohort is very nice and friendly. Our timetable. 3 different lectures have been packed into the same day, meaning it is a very busy day and is inconvenient since I commute.

As I walked into the University on the very first day I felt so good about it giving a beautiful atmosphere and comfortable environment with all the facilities. And also we can make it a better place with more friendly and caring with more encouragement among the students and the staff.