I study MA Law Online, enabling me to work alongside studying. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, The University of Law have continued to support students as well as they did pre-pandemic, if not more! Tutors are always willing to help, and the Student Support and SA have been great in getting new initiatives up and running in this difficult time for many students.

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I absolutely love uni. Specifically my uni, it's so much more than I had imagined and the sense of community is almost overwhelmingly apparent. Everyone feels welcome, the relationship between staff and students is great, and the work is made fun,

We have a great library, selection of resources, and rooms in the university. It's smaller than other universities, but it allows us to afford nicer things, such as healthier foods in the cafeteria and great marketing.

I haven't tried the counselling but student support is extremely helpful, the feedback is detailed and staff go out of their way to help with anything you are unsure about.

It's in the direct centre of my city, and is right around the corner from anything you would ever need. Accommodation is cheaper if it's slightly further out but the stations and bus stops are only 2 minutes from the uni. Great location.

It's very practical as opposed to a textbook-based way of teaching that most other universities use. In this way, the content is learnt very quickly which allows us to get ahead with the studies. I have absolutely no complaints about the teaching.

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everything is based on transferable skills, and we study a module purely dedicated to academic skills and transferable skills. The uni has connections with most law firms, and we have networking events, Q&A panels, speeches and workshops to help us gain any advantage into the working world, which helps us to increase our chances of employability