Law postgraduate degrees

I was fairly new to the country so I was still adjusting to the learning and teaching styles of students here. I was really nervous when I started uni but the lecturers and adminstrators were so very supportive and there were a number of resources I could use and people I could meet with to discuss my concerns. I was very surprised to see how students can be involved in the decision making processes within the school as a School/Course Rep and I can definitely say our voices have been heard. Despite being a very practical course, I was able to strike a stable work life balance while being involved in many activities within the university such as starting a society, being a Course and Class Rep and ambassador. I loved how I was welcomed and the general 'vibe' of uni Worst would probably be the lack of advertising and events for the School of Healthcare students. I didn't see much going and didn't realize how much we were actually missing out on till I was in my final year. Students union can be a little better in catering towards and focusing a little more on healthcare students rather than being mostly on main campus

Gives opportunities for practising what's learnt by providing real life simulation activities and practical sessions The campus provides everything students need to succeed academically and thrive personally. Student Life: Life at UWE is dynamic and enriching, with a wide range of extracurricular activities and student organizations to participate in. Whether it's joining a nursing society, volunteering in the local community, or exploring the city's cultural offerings, there are plenty of opportunities for students to make the most of their university experience. All this is communicated to you by the Uni through email updates. Unique Features: One of the standout features of UWE's nursing program is its emphasis on real-world experience. Through placements in various healthcare settings, students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a practical setting, gaining invaluable hands-on experience and building confidence in their clinical skills.

My experience as a student at the University of Roehampton has been really enlightening. The campus, which is tucked away in a beautiful area of London, offers the ideal balance of contemporary amenities and green areas to make learning a genuinely pleasurable experience. I've found the university's dedication to providing customised help to be one of the most notable aspects. I saw right once that there was a sincere commitment to the welfare of the students, and that help was readily available whenever required. There's a strong sense of community here, and the various clubs and organisations on campus add to the lively school atmosphere.

If a student is experiencing really hard life situations, they are supportive, they listen, they provide options so the students continue their degrees and achieve their goals. As for what could be improve, I would say the timetables, could be more flexibles, allowing students to kind of choose their timetables rather than mandatory. However, I say this for the BSc Com puter Science programme, I am not sure about the others.

Bournemouth University is a good university with several advantages. Firstly, its prime location near a beautiful sandy beach makes it a relaxing and enjoyable place to visit in the summer. Secondly, it has excellent transport services with numerous buses running from different areas of Bournemouth directly to campus. These student-focused buses ensure easy access to the university regardless of your accommodation location. Furthermore, the university constantly invests in new buildings and projects, evident in its recent gym and library upgrades. However, there are some downsides. The sporting facilities for matches and other sports are located far from the university. While a bus service exists, it can be intermittent. If you're on a university team, you might face lengthy travel times to reach the sports facilities. Additionally, there could be more focus on developing academic societies and clubs. While the existing clubs, and the Student Union, are strong, expanding the range of academically oriented clubs would be beneficial. This potential shortcoming reflects the university's overall focus. With its 24-hour access and immense support from the library staff and the Student Union, the library remains a strong point.

At the University of Southampton it’s the student body and community who makes it. The community is unreal and (I think) everyone feels part of it and that they belong. I would say the Students’ Union could actually listen to students more as they feel so far removed from the body they’re meant to represent

The university cares about their students. There are people constantly coming in to talk to the students about the work-life balance, how to handle stress, how to tackle assignments. Communication-wise, when I need certain documentation etc, it can be difficult to explain what I may need. So instead of just doing their job, they should try and help find a solution and make sure we get what we need, because it’s not as simple to get access to these documents. (And maybe give students iPads)

I love love love the library in Town Hall (as does everyone). It’s a great place to socialize with classmates in between classes, but there’s also loads of spaces to study quietly when in need. As for some things that could be improved, it would be nice if there are some more drinking water points around campus. Additionally, some more greenery would be really great, but I understand that maybe there’s not enough space for that

It is all based on a hill so for someone with low mobility it can be hard to get around. However, everything else is great. The facilities are beyond anything I've ever imagined. The library is a great area to study in

I appreciate that there are lots of opportunities to get involved with sport or different societies as well as general SU events open to all students. My lecturers are very knowledgeable and the campus both students and staff is very diverse and representative of all. I do not feel the gym facilities are suitable for a school of this size. I would appreciate better facilities for fitness overall. Additionally, blades appears to favour certain sports over others. Finally, I do not feel the hours of the Essex store (where you get Essex jumpers etc) are conducive to students schedules. I often am in class all day and when I finish lessons the store is closed and I am therefore never really able to go inside and look around.