The feel of uni and worcester as a whole is super charming and safe, even at night. Ive found all my lectures are great and additionally very friendly and supportive, especially when I needed mitigating circumstances in 1st due to illness. Can't comment so much on social life as I'm a master student and commute in. I would say that while staying near the university, there's not much to do/places to eat and its a little trek into town. There's plenty of parking on site for just a small fee per day. The sports facilities look good and of course they have the arena to train at. Was slightly dissapointed though to learn they didn't have an MMA society. Degrees at Worc are graded on a pass, merit, distiction system and graded with letters like american college. I found this a bit bizarre after being used to a 1st, 2:1 system and wish they'd change it to better align with other universities grading rubriks.

I highly rate all the lecturers on my course. Coming from a different science degree at a different uni to compare to, they are all extreamly warm, friendly and understanding as well as clear. I like that lecturers give you 1 to 1 tutorials per module to help you with assignments. Personally I prefer more in class lectures as I can focus better. This course is currently blended though and it works fairly well. My gripe with it would be that some things done in uni could be done in my own time whilst some lecture recording are down to do in my own time. The course also has some good netowrking opputunities and connections with companies in the field. Lastly my course is all coursework and I actually miss/prefer having an exam element. I think a course with a mix of both lend themselves better to a degree with science in it and also to different neurotypes.

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