Great University and student support

Good blend of everything

Safe and secure

Best aspects: -Very high level of education with up to date research and faculty undertaking research keen for students to get involved and facilitate this -Very stylish campus with new Student union building as of 2022 -Located in the centre of Belfast so very easy to get to the city centre during breaks between classes and plenty of restaurants on & off campus which is great for meeting friends. -Specialist libraries located around the campuses which means you can study surrounded by your peers which specialist librarians who are familiar with your field of study therefore very helpful when researching or needing help on how to study. -Many clubs & societies Worst aspects: - There is no real pastoral support openly provided and very tedious process to access any support. - Not all faculties provide classes just within their campus hence you can be running around Belfast running between classes. -No official parking

Best: - Lecturers are still actively working within the field hence understanding and up to date with the everchanging knowledge and policies - Due to COVID-19, mixed method learning is used so larger lectures are delivered online with the opportunity to build upon learning in face-to-face tutorials on campus. -Modern clinical skills labs Worst: - No set personal tutor time and very hard to organise time -Placements can be anywhere in NI hence travel expenses -Expected to pay for placement expenses (travel,groceries,accomodation,rent and bills) on a bursary of £450 and uni insistant you don't work during placement; Having to work during placements to raise money often leads to burnout -No extra time offered in clinical skills labs to practice/ perfect skills -Limited support with e-portfolio -Nursing uniform is white...the worst colour for nursing

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