Everything needed for day to day life is within reach. Good bus links and other transport connections and constant support available. Within campus us outstanding facilities with an acceptable price for university students.

Mostly in-person lectures and seminars; however, webinars, workshops and external seminars are available online.

Shared bathroom, self-catered, single sex kitchens. Wessex is a very sociable halls. There are always people around and available to talk to, with the warden and home at halls only a phone call away.

Best: superb course design and execution. It’s also in a very beautiful location with lots of natural spaces. The library is also fantastic, and the instructors are amazing especially the clinicians Worst:difficulties accessing neurodivergent support, in general neurodivergence is not expected and planned for in a way that normalises it.

Best: superb clinical expertise passed into us and amazing course design. Lots of contact time. Worst: I would have benefitted from starting the reading list much earlier but it wasn’t released until the course had almost already started. Some lecturers don’t contextualise the subject enough and I get the feeling that teaching us is not a priority for some lecturers

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