While BGU is a smaller campus than most, it far outmatches them when it comes to 1-2-1 student support, and they are continually reviewing their programmes of study and updating curricula based on student feedback, which they are very active at responding to.

It's a difficult enough transition at master's, but my lecturers have provided so much support and I cannot fault them for a thing. The course content is interesting, and the discussions are engaging and directly contribute to our understanding of the subject. Lecturers are always available for 1-2-1 tutorials if you need any additional support, and the content is widely varied - it was significantly easier than I thought to adjust to it coming from a psychology background, and that is thanks to the support of those teaching the course.

I stayed in Wickham in my first year of university, so there's a lot I cannot remember - I do recall that there was an instance where security became rough with a student unnecessarily in the building, but I am unsure as to what has been done to address this situation. Otherwise, the halls are nice looking, the rooms are as decently sizable as you might expect, and I was content enough staying here. I do, however, think it is quite expensive.

The University is not too big, this is one of the reasons I chose to study there. The staff and support are excellent. The subjects are really interesting. I have learnt loads. I cannot wait to start back at the end of January !

There are no negative aspects of the course. The teaching is a blend of face to face and online, but mainly face to face.

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