Health Sciences foundation degrees in Eastern 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

Its really lovely university! Hatfield isn't super exciting but I appreciate how close it is to London without being as expensive- I'm an animation student so I could take the day off to go to an animation festival in London- it was great :). The student union is also really cool: I'm in the boardgames society and they host all sorts of stuff three times a week. The downside is the two campuses are fairly far away from eachother- I'd like if the buses came more regularly so I could make better advantage of the facilities over there.

london is only 40 minutes away which is a dream for international students. there’s lots of student activities and things to do. i would just suggest that there should be some more security at sub (especially by the bars) because people do get a bit touchy.

I have been offered an incredible amount of support from the university so far. I have gone from 52% in my first assignment to 85% in my last, this demonstrates the level of constructive feedback given and the opportunities for academic development at ARU. The professors have always been approachable and are continuously looking for you to advance professionally. I cant fault the facilities, nothing exceptional or awful about them. Aesthetically, the university isn't particularly inspiring and on the winter days it can look especially run down. Running the society's need to serious incentivising, for the last two years the psychology society hasn't been running because there isn't anyone who wants to put their name forward.

Studying at UCP has been exactly what I needed. The small class sizes and the fixed two-day timetable have allowed me to work in the industry while pursuing my degree. The support I received from my lecturers was exceptional; you really get to know them, and they have the capacity to support your learning journey. The smaller class sizes meant that our learning could be tailored to our individual needs. I have had an excellent three years at this university and am immensely grateful for the opportunity to study while working.