Computer Games Technology foundation degrees

I had the pleasure of studying at the university for 4 years learning from lecturers that were second to none in their knowledge of procurement, logistics and supply chain management. Despite the onset of COVID I had the much needed support during this time to continue my studies and even during my transition back into university. While partaking in the course I was also given the opportunity to take a work placement which allowed me to gain much needed experience and massively helped me to achieve a jumpstart in my career, whereby I am now currently employed full time in a role that enables me to manage a wide variety of Professional services and ICT products.

The best aspects of university include opportunities for intellectual growth and exploration. There’s access to a range of diverse resources to engage in hands on research and practical experiences to enhance my career prospects. Social life is rich and is definitely one of the best things about uni! I have met people from various backgrounds and cultures which had helped me broaden my perspective and increase my confidence. The worst aspects of uni life is probably something that is not often mentioned - the competitive nature of university which sometimes makes me feel inadequate and have a little imposter syndrome, especially as I sometimes have financial and environmental constraints which cause me to not have an equal chance at achieving my potential.

Location is very difficult to get too, but the staff and faculties are excellent. I'd recommend if you don't mind the early morning 6A journey. Staff are excellent I can honestly say they respect your time and do their best to give you the best learning experience possible. Remote learning options are basically non existent is my primary gripe with it, the METs policy to remote learning is very lack luster compared to other learning organisations for an education centre that claims to be at the head of technology.