The best aspect is making new friends The worst aspect is not being supported by some lecturers

Good

Central Cambridge is a great area for socialising, however not so great traffic and overall night life! University facilities are good and have a range of unions, I suppose my course is the main boundary for student life as it's basically non existent between 12 hour shifts.

Mainly in class learning at hems campus, with skills days once a week and online lectures occasionally on Friday's - when we aren't on placement. I really enjoy this blended way of learning. Lectures can be difficult to reach, as some still work clinically however there are several ports of contact. difficulty navigating which responsibility the university has over placements, as we are often left in the lurch.

Quite expensive in the centre of Cambridge, public transport is hit or miss and can be very unpredictable for placement and arrangements to the uni. Almost definite employment following the course, as midwives are understaffed at the moment.

No