Worcester is a fairly small uni which is growing quickly. There is a brilliant range of sports on offer but sadly only a few societies. The lectures are approachable and friendly, most of them are very helpful. Teaching groups are small (usually 30-50 students) which means lectures and seminars are more interactive. All campuses and the City Centre are within walking distance and there are plenty of houses to rent near the uni and town. The best bit is that the uni and students don't take themselves too seriously and aren't too pretentious. Worcester is fairly small so nights out tend to consist of going to one of two/three clubs, either (Sin and Bushies or Tramps) which sounds dull but works quite nicely as you always meet people you know on a night out and Tramps do all the uni events like freshers week. Other places do cater for non-clubby people. The university facilities are good, there is a gym, nursery and housing on campus. The university is investing a lot in its infrastructure, since starting the uni in 2011 they have built a new library, an arena, the city campus building and riverside building.

The communication between lecturers isn't the best.

Good when it comes to inclusion and team work.

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