I don't see a lot of representation for mature students, it would be nice if there was a group meeting we could attend. It's not effected me massively but living off campus and dealing with daily life and studying can be stressful and being able to talk to similar individuals could be beneficial for the experience. However, university of Chester is a great place to study and the facilities here for everyone are great. The city of Chester is charming and lovely, such a nice place to study. There are a great variety of societies to include yourself with as well

The amount of reading and studying can be daunting But the support and course material is amazing, there is a lot of representation for our needs and students needs are greatly considered

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Great place to study with a fairly small campus and city but plenty to keep everyone busy and there are facilities, courses and societies to suit everyone. The accommodation is local and easy accessible and there is a close knit feel within the university.

The course has a combination of practical and theoretical studies, with the opportunity to use real equipment and situations to provide a well rounded experience of archaeology across many time periods and Britain and Europe.

I had my own en-suite bathroom and kitchen which meant that there was a social aspect to my halls, but also a good level of privacy!