This University is very small and is a great transition from College, the campus is rural yet only a stones-throw to the town which boast lots of shops and clubs. There are lots of opportunities to get involved in this small, intimate university through volunteering, society member and a plethora of others! The lecturers are helpful and consistent, with much needed guidance and support where necessary. This is continued with the members of staff at Firstpoint who are great and will help any student in distress. The accommodation is lovely and I would encourage everyone to live here as you'll meet some great new friends!

The Hive is brilliant! Massive with helpful staff. There is also a huge computer room with silent, group and individual study areas

Firstpoint is the first point of call for any persons in any kind of distress - the university are very helpful and accommodating. Brilliant service. There is also counselling, meditation and someone if you need them to speak to.

The student union is not the 'central hub' of the university with respect to nightlife. However, there is a buzzing shop, cafe and Starbucks which are all extremely popular with the students.

There are a whole host of shops in the centre of Worcester which will appeal to almost everybody - lots of banks, clothing shops, cafes and restaurants. There are two main clubs in the town, Tramps and Bushwackers - both of which have vibrant student nights , especially in freshers week. There are also a number of small bars, such as Sin and Velvet which are also great for meeting up with friends.

There are a range of societies at the univerisity all of which encourage loads of freshers to sign up, all of whom are welcoming and great to be a part of! Every wednesday there is a social night were everybody gets dressed up and has a great time.

The lecturers are all extremely knowledgeable about their subjects and want nothing more than every single student to excel.

The University are very supportive and help with the transition between course and job - especially within the education department.

The accommodation at the university is varied, depending on how much you are willing to pay. With platinum accommodation on both the St. John's and City Campus they boast a wide range of great features that every student will love! The other accommodation though not as luxurious is still very nice and extremely homely.

Lecturers are supportive!!

Course is very tense and a lot content to cover however lecturers are really supportive.

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