Very fun and exciting. Lots of opportunities to get into, and help with. Transitioned very easily into uni life. Lots of events and ways to help students settle

Very good, a lot is new, especially sports centre and medical building and library

Very good, always think about mental health. If you have a problem, we are assigned AST’s to talk to or with a lecturer. Everyone is kind and helpful

Good representation for everyone. Ice cream place, pub, hot and cold food, area with a little kitchen and lots of seating

3 accommodation sites on campus, Lidl 10 minutes walk down the road, bus stops everywhere, spar on site

Lots of societies and sports from Christian society to netball and lacrosse

I like the practical elements, seminars can sometimes be pointless

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Helps with work placement, can go to library to help with writing Cv

Amazing help from lecturers, always message back quickly and available for meetings. A lot of online work is given meaning there’s a lot of information to help me learn. Access to free resources through university accounts. Not too much of a big campus so it’s easy to find my way around. Good resources and massive library meaning you can always get a computer or table to study on. Everyone is lovely and helpful. A lot of extra clubs you can join and multiple sport clubs which all come with social nights. A lot of social media coverage so you’re always up to date on what’s happening. Wetherspoons on campus and a club which are both affordable. A good place to make new friends.

As a medical course we were allowed on campus very early after covid. Always had PPE for us to keep us safe. Online lectures are still run which include quizzes or breakout rooms to get us involved. There’s always reordered lectures so we can go back if we need to look over something from previous weeks. On campus practicals are always taught with a lot of detail and are made fun. I have learnt a lot through practical as it allows us to get hands on and be given feedback. The placements are very varied depending on what youre wanting your career to be. There’s always contact with university if you need help and they give detailed long answers and provide shared PowerPoints we can access.

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