Education foundation degrees in Central England

I love my university and it surely is a great place to study because of the diversity of students, the student life at uni is amazing and it offers help to students regarding any matter, the lectures are well presented and we are always prepared for the assignments, as it is my last year I’ll miss my university and the time I’ve spent at Bedfordshire

The best thing about the university of the fact that it is very diversed with people from all over the word. Most of the teachers are very friendly and helpful.They have great post study support regarding future career

It’s a small uni which makes it easier to access support and one to one meetings with tutors and student services. This uni provides great services such as CELT which helps you with academic writing and tech support. The only negative is its location. Although it is within a university city, the city is small and the nightlife is not that of other, bigger cities.

My university is not the big in terms of s but they have used the space adequately that sometimes you seems you are in a big spacious university.our lecture rooms are adequate and the numbers of students in a course can have access to all facilities

It has gone well so far, this will be my third year at uni and I feel I have progressed massively from the first year. I feel I am developing as a person and uni has helped me to do that. I have enjoyed my uni experience.

Its a lovely campus feel, nice and small so you know everyone and everyone knows you. Feels very safe. However transport to and from campus isn't great and parking is difficult and expensive. Student support is okay but could be better, for example more funding to help people who need more support but who don't qualify for whatever reason for DSA support. Accommodation services could be more dynamic, and the students union are not great at catering to healthcare courses, for example we are here most of the year but they only run during term time which can feel quite isolating.

Newman has phenomenal lecturers who have at least 10+ years in experience in their fields. They are incredibly friendly and understanding. They personally know majority if not all students. You can always contact them easily whether that's through an email or a knock on the door. On top of that, the lecturers have attended the university themselves during their career which I think contributes greatly to the learning experience - they know how it feels to be in our shoes in this very university. The atmosphere is inviting and warm. Everyone knows everyone and all staff and students go out of their way to help and support new students to fit into this little community. It honestly feels like a second home and I understand why Newman is number 1 in student satisfaction. Moreover, Newman takes pride in their library facilities. The library, which spans across 3 floors, provides a vast amount of books, journals ,articles and even physical interactive materials to take with us to teaching placements. There are silent, bookable rooms for when you need absolute quiet or an area with booths to work on group projects. The library staff are a must mention! There over 10 members of staff at the library, some of which have knowledge on each subject taught at the university if you're looking for that extra support. They can guide you and provide information on anything you need. Student support is a facility within the library that can help you write your assignments if you get stuck and need a boost. The class sizes are small too so you really get in-depth learning.