Lovely university campus and students union with lots of events and societies to get you involved and to meet new people.

The course is well planned with a good mixture of theoretical and practical learning - both in teaching and on placement. The placement opportunities are varied and you will be given a range of areas to try, including acute, medical and community placements. Some lectures are online but are mostly conducted in person. I would enjoy it if there were a few more clinical skills sessions to practice in a university environment rather than on placement. Contact hours - you are usually in university 4 days a week however this can change.

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I believe this is a great University in terms of support and student life. The campus is also really nice as well as the medical school building.

In the first year the lectures where online and face to face, however in the 2nd year it is almost all in person, which is not very convenient if we just need to come in for 1 or 2 hours in a day. On the other side, facilitator and tutor support are great.

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