Paramedic Science and Out of Hospital Care

University of Sunderland

The best aspect in my opinion is how diverse the university is. I have made so many lovely friends with people from all kinds of wonderful cultures; it gave me a better perspective and understanding of the world and I even learned to do things their way instead of my way, which was sometimes much more efficient. The worst aspect was that occasionally the WiFi may let you down, however technology fails us all somtimes and it isn't a problem unique to the university. All and all my experience here has never made me feel more at home with strangers and taught me a better perspectove in life, and I'm only 4 months into first year!

Has everything you need, great support systems , included from students in higher years and also lectures. My only negative would be how unorganised the university is with allocating placement shifts.

I'm great full that I have choosen our university. It's ranked as the best pharmacy university and top of the guardian university in uk. I am enjoying my student life here.

Parking is horrendously expensive. Some rooms and buildings are dated and could do with a revamp. Food is extortionate and basic. Coffee shops only open in main campus buildings.

The facilities for student paramedics are amazing, so many life-like kitted out rooms, mannequins which move and breath and equipment which are just like what you have on the road. Most of the lecturers are really happy to help and offer great feedback. The only improvements would be that you have massive gaps between teaching and placement which lead to a small amount of skill fade and confidence loss.