Facilities are great, for me especially the rurally located vet school has everything you need including a fully operational dairy farm! And of course the referral hospital for clinical rotations. Bus services could be slightly better to the out of city cause though (inconvenient timings for free coach). Lecturers are all amazing and enthusiastic, practical facilities are first class (labs etc) and lecture halls large and comfortable. Many libraries and study spaces to choose from, and senate house is a great vibrant hub for social study. I wish there was a bit more guidance around student societies - I have expressed interest in joining a few and have not been given any info about participation after joining - so I feel like Im not part of the society, I just get weekly emails. I know that's more of a student led issue and must vary wildly between societies - but I haven't had a great experience, especially after expressing interest and applying for a role within the society and receiving no communication back at all.

Practicals are fantastic, especially anatomy! I personally would prefer more in person teaching, I struggle with so much asynchronous material as I like to go into university and be lectured!

No

Given that we are in covid times, and that the course is so new I feel that the vet school staff have performed exemplararily. The passion of the lecturers, the motivation and support by the school and staff have been essential in supporting student well-being.

Blended. Lectures and workshops online, practicals and dissections in person

No