Therapies postgraduate degrees in South West England

Since joining this year for my masters on what is the first year that the course has been run, lecturers have been great, content has been great and the communication between students and the university regarding covid and the constantly changing situation that we have found ourselves in has been excellent. Whilst it has not been possible to meet many students at the Uni socially there have been many social events run over zoom to get involved with and I feel they have made the best of an unprecedented situation.

Lovely countryside quiet environment. Each subject has its own part on campus which makes it easy to find. Bus fares could be improved as I am a university student living at home and it costs me £30 a week to commute as I also need to catch a public bus.

My overall experience at the university has been very positive. The facilities are modern and well maintained, especially the library and study spaces, which make it easier to focus on academic work. The location is also convenient, with good transport links and access to essential services such as shops and accommodation. One of the best aspects is the student support system. The staff are generally helpful and approachable, and there are good academic and wellbeing support services available for students. The campus environment is friendly and diverse, which makes it easy to meet people from different backgrounds. However, there is still room for improvement. Sometimes communication from the university could be clearer, especially regarding deadlines and important announcements. In addition, waiting times for certain support services can be long during busy periods. Overall, I would recommend this university as a good place to study, as it provides a supportive learning environment with strong facilities and opportunities for personal and academic development. As an International Student,I also found the campus environment welcoming and supportive.

Love the location, however teaching and provisions greatly differ depending on your course. My course is fairly well provided for and taught, however there are many students I know who are studying more creative courses that feel they are being severely let down. For example, my partner receives next to no feedback on his work, one of his teachers has never even worked in his line of study and does zoom lessons only, and he has been disregarded heavily when it comes to needing equipment to complete his work. For reference, he studies a Music Bachelors degree and is in his 3rd year.