MSc Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Mental Health

University of Plymouth

The student support and wellbeing team is fantastic and easy to access. The campus is primarily filled with quite old buildings, which despite good maintenance are just outdated and sometimes uncomfortable to be in, ex: windows that dont open, freezing cold in winter, and boiling hot in summer. However, there are ongoing works on campus and some newer and much more modern buildings have begun to pop up around site. Some buildings are off site and require a 10 minute walk, which can sometimes be a rush if you have another lecture in a different building. There is good access to green space on campus, with a therapeutic/sensory garden and a new grassy area in the middle of the site. The facilities are great, and every building is clean and maintained very well. You will never be far from a cafe, with a good variety of food and drink items available over the campus. Food markets are often held on site, and have a great selection of local businesses attend. The library is fantastic and offers a great 24/7 study space. The university has lots of different faculties and accommodates each field of study really well with knowledgeable lecturers and study specific areas, such as clinical spaces for faculty of health students. Placements are organised and facilitated well for the courses that require them. Student housing is available on and near campus, with private student housing also available nearby. Plymouth is a nice city, with access to the ocean and green spaces. There are good opportunities for student night life with many clubs and pubs nearby and the student union also providing events regularly.

Brill place to learn and work. Have had brill placements and opportunities to represent plymouth uni nationally. I have been able to flourish here.

Location of the university itself is right by the sea and close to a lot of nearby beaches and the south west coast. The campus facilities are generally pretty good, plenty of lecture theatres and room for classes with modern buildings and course specific facilities such as simulation labs. I'd definitely suggest more water fountains to be available around campus for refilling of water throughout the day.

Excellent student support, wonderful and kind personal tutors. I really enjoy the course structure of 50% lectures in learning blocks and 50% placements. It is even manageable with 2 children age 3 and 5! I have met some lovely friends and this is the best time of my life. I feel proud to become a student nurse and I proudly represent the university.

All of the staff are very supportive. The range of food offered from different cafes is amazing. The lecture theatres could be slightly warmer. And for students who wern't originally enrolled on the Plymouth campus but have been forced up there, it would be nice to be shown around the university properly, before we start.