The best part of my uni experience has been the course, I am enjoying the material, my lectures are generally good and lecturers are genially interested in improving our learning. I fell all my lecturers are approachable and supportive. If you have an issue there is always someone you can talk too. The worst part of my uni experience has been some of the feedback from assigned work.

Lecturers are generally really good, but some talk too fast. We don't have a lot of contact with tutors unless you need it. You can request meetings at any point but you don't have to have a meeting. Placements are good, we have 3 in the hospital and 3 in the community this year, the hospital placements are great. However the community placements are mixed, I got a really good one but I know others disappointed in their placements. They can also be quite far out, I know several people travelling over an hour to get to them.

It is less than a minute walk from the Phillip Robinson which is open 24/7, making it really easy to have late night study sessions. It is very nice for its cheap price. If you have any maintenance issue then they fix it really quickly, if it is something that is really needed then they tend to fix it within a couple of hours. We use the main Uni campus Wi-fi which often causes difficulties on phones, it sometimes drops out but it hasn't dropped out for longer than half an hour and it never happens ore than once a day. It also never drops out on laptops, etc.

The best part about my uni life is how scenic newcastle looks and tremendous amount of activities there are for friends to do.the worst part has to be the amount of content i have to learn

Most of my teachers just read of the lecture slides which is kind of pointless because they are not explaining it well.i quite like the practucal work that we do in the labs

I like that there are a lot of facilities available.i just think that the washing and drying prices are quite high though