offers good facilities, good booking system but i do feel some rooms should be first come first serve as some rooms are booked but the students do not come.

all friendly staff, some staff are really good and engaging when teaching, others do feel they read from a PowerPoint and it does feel robotic. course hours are perfect for parents as the hours start from 10- 3, we have plenty of time to stay and work and come in and work. some rooms it does feel uncomfortable as the desks are just slightly too far away from the chairs meaning sitting for a long period of time can be uncomfortable

cost of living is going up so trains are rising, car park is always full and theirs not enough spaces for students.

No

The best is the support from my university. They go above and beyond to support you when your struggling and help you seek options available; For example, I experienced a death on placement and university offered me a debrief and pointed out the support available they offer (counselling etc). The worst thing about uni is sometimes the queues to get lunch/drinks is long but even then, its not a massive issue!

We do mostly in-class lectures which is best for me as I learn better in class than online. The lectures are very interesting and its a lot of class involvement rather than being spoken at. The lecturers teaching styles vary which again, makes it easier to be switched on. We have multiple opportunities to experience MDT by working with other students (social workers, mental/adult nurses, paramedics etc) and they hold days where they will invite all of the students from across the university to take part in a 'real life' simulation activity.

No