The uni has been so welcoming and the time I've spent in halls has been great. At the start of the year having lectures in person were really interesting and when we went online the lecturers made effort to be engaging which is difficult online

University buildings and accomodation accessible, clean Shared spaces cleaned often and are tidy

Tutors offer lots of support Student union is highly involved and offers plenty of support for students

High levels of support are offered especially considering everything has now gone online

There is a forum linked with the university showing any available internships/graduate opportunities

So far my experience has had to ups and downs! I've had noisy neighbours , problems with the cleaners in our flat, and issues with the laundry but on top of that I've made plenty new friends, learnt new and interesting things and joining a lot of societies.

Worcester uni has a lot of support services. A residential ambassador lives in your halls who you can talk to about problems in your flat/ building. There are general support groups around campus where you can go talk to people about any problems. There is a service known as night line where students can phone if they are upset in the night and need someone to talk to about anything. You also have a personal academic tutor in your subject you who can talk about course problems with.

Worcester is a pretty town with plenty of things to do. For example there are shops in the high street for shoppers and plenty of clubs for night life!

There are a wide range of clubs and societies at Worcester! It's also really easy to set up your own if you want to.

The lecturers here are great. They are all extremely approachable and stress that if you have any problems you can contact them. They're all really interesting too.

Our accommodation is okay. The flat could do with being refurbished and the university supplied Hoover doesn't work however despite this it is still a nice place to live.