Veterinary degrees in Southern England

The campus is beautiful with lots of nature and scenery. There are lots of support options for students and opportunities to get involved in a few things on site. Unfortunately there is not a lot of nightlife/things to do in Gloucester. I am from a big city so Gloucester is boring in comparison. Gloucester is also quite a 'rough' area and it does not feel particularly safe at night. The campus location isn't ideal if you do not drive as shuttles don't run regularly enough if you have a job. They aren't the most convenient to bring shopping onto either.

It's a brilliant location - a mix between city and a town. Safe town for students with limited nigh out facilities, but the ones present seem to be active in scheduling events. The campus is beautiful and accessible. The employability team is brilliant in organising placement opportunities for all students and providing feedback on CV and providing support throughout. However, more work can be put in by professors to provide better feedback on assignments before and after submission.

A really inspiring campus to study on, with access to a wide range of species to gain experience. Student support is outstanding as a higher education student, with personal 1 2 1's each semester and the opportunity for more if needed, and excellent teaching from lecturers with a wealth of knowledge and experience that they are keen to share. Facilities are lacklustre in places, the toilets in the agrifood building are well maintained but unfortunately the rest of the campus is not to the same standard. Plug sockets in classrooms are also not easily accessible during lectures, so fully charged laptops are a must.