THE BEST Facilities are quiet interesting, supportive and rich in whatever you could need for effective studying. Modules well taught, assessment preparations are extremely good. Library services are extremely supportive and staff are always ready to help. THE WORST Computerized model of communication in most administrative issues. Use of more emails than official visit chances which takes too long to get responses even when responses are fast needed. Phone numbers are quite expensive if you are outside UK. Accommodation is a challenge and is costful to its extent. Getting in-campus accommodation is a game of luck and costful to the lucky. Off-campus accommodation is stressful in acquiring for international students. Support services are given but its until you arrive the University when a can feel the relief.

Much of the course is based on Psychology and little is discussed in relation to education. Workers in Education sector will find it difficult and at times may feel lost on the way because they will want to hear its applicability in education, which is less discussed. Too much to study in a limited time of 10 weeks and the needed output is huge to some extent. Moreover, lecturers are ready to support incase you feel stuck somewhere.

Allocation was abit tricky. I was in extreme pressure for accommodation as had just landed from Africa. I was allocated to a large ensuite which is costful while there were empty small rooms. I was told it is the only remaining room, but on getting in, I found other rooms empty. This has taken almost 80% of my full year stipend to pay accommodation. I live an large room with many shelves, drawers and facilities I never dream of using even one day. Adding more shared/twin rooms would be a wise option to help students manage living costs.

Good facilities for the course and for learning

Good blend of online and in person contact

Good accommodation