Great online resources and collaborate seminars meaning that you can access learning remotely. Supportive course leads.

Blended learning opportunities using collaborate seminars, wiki's, and independent study. Content is very interesting and course leads are very knowledgeable.

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The University is accessible to all and appropriate for mature aged students and student parents' like myself. The location is lovely by the river Severn and it has good facilities for studying and extra-curricular activities. The campus is a little aged and rugged in areas which take away from its best potential image. Student life is difficult for some due to the inadequacy of some student accommodation around Worcester and also Worcester itself is not the most vibrant in regards to age-appropriate entertainment for students. The university itself does not need much improvement, apart from potentially some aesthetic tweaks. The support from the University has been generally good.

Taught almost all in person is a great benefit and the lecturers are very professional and experienced teachers. The facilities are excellent for physiotherapists as we have our own new dedicated clinical teaching room. My biggest gripe is that for the cohort on my physiotherapy course, the University seems to have accepted too many students which has outnumbered the placements available which means part of my summer will now be taken up by solid placement work to catch up.

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