- there are plenty of activities and events - clear signposting and communication from the SU butt..... - would be great to see food options on campus catering to different needs. i.e. gluten free

teaching quality differs across modules main courses tend to be delivered well

The campus is a vibrant hub for all students, I appreciate the student union aims to ensure there are low cost option such as in their food outlets and offering free events. The registration process was chaotic, which then initially affected my engagement on the course and meant I missed the introductory day for my course and limited access to relevant course information. The PPS department offers a lot of extracurricular events which are free for students and the lecturers are approachable and apply theory to practice well for those new to this field of study. the library resources are great with postgraduate study rooms to book out and vast amount of print and ebooks available.

The access to information and resources is great. The department try where possible to keep a face to face teaching format and it is a rarity that lectures are online. The high cost associated with addition course requirements such as personal therapy, supervision etc which can be difficult to cover all cost comfortably when only working part time and with cost of living becoming increasingly high.

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