Best aspects: the beautiful campus and the community feel of the university and city, the course lecturers- they are so knowledgeable and friendly, the degree has a very personal feel to it which I can't imagine experiencing at bigger universities Worst aspects: the two campuses can sometimes feel a little disconnected, from someone who is mainly taught at the secondary campus, things like the student union feel a little distant

Best aspects: 100 percent the lecturers, they are all exactly what you need; engaging, professional yet friendly, entirely non-judgmental, and most importantly extremely knowledgeable Worst aspects: not alot of opportunity for online/recorded work which, as a commuter, would sometimes be beneficial

The history is amazing, I feel so connected to Worcester because of it's rich history. As a city, it is beautiful, the river and the cathedral gardens are some of my favourite spots. It also has a great community feel to the place, it is small enough that you get to know the usual suspects of the city

Great city for a university, support on how we’re finding university could be improved

Overall course is good, could be a bit more structure to lessons

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