Teachers have been great responding to emails and using online platforms due to covid. Although it was less interactive and harder to absorb information through online leaning, lectures were very patient and understanding. Though do feel £9,250 is alot for this expirence, as not all lectures even last the 3 hours they are ment to, and not much imput on how we can improve our work.

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I think the hardest thing about studying here was during the COVID lockdown. In online classes, you couldn't really get to talk to anyone face-to-face was really difficult. There is plenty of support available as long as you make use of it. The staff is really friendly, full of knowledge in their respective areas and really helpful.

The course is taught on campus face-to-face, usually around two days a week with the rest of the time for self-study. Usually, there are around 3 lectures in one week with each one generally lasting 3 hours. The lecturers give breaks mostly about halfway through the lecture which can be used to grab a bite or a drink in one of the many shops, cafes, etc on site or to speak to your lecturer, though most students stretch their legs. Lecturers can be contacted via email or Microsoft Teams or in person.

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