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Kingston according to me is a multicultural community, with top tier facilities and teaching along with the best environment/location. Every student here or staff I went to and talked are so helpful and sweet, they try to understand you and help a way out , I honestly feel like I have a second home here among ppl at Kingston. The only thing that bothered me or I'll say I suffered was the cost of living but in general the universities accommodation rent . I really struggled with that , but yeah I think its a great spot for international students to come, join the community and learn something new everyday

My time here has been absolutely amazing! The staff are great and share their passion of the profession with you! It’s a great community feel as the campus is smaller than other universities, this means everyone gets to know each other really well!

HSU is a great place to learn chiropractic! The tutors and staff are very helpful and want to help you learn the best you can. They start you with hands on learning from day 1 and continually teach you practical skills while developing your theoretical knowledge as well. Because the school is fairly small, all the different year groups know each other and it creates a very close knit society where friend groups often develop between years. There is overall a very good vibe and feel around HSU where everyone is interested in the same field of career, but also want to have fun and enjoy the student experience.

The campus is beautiful, and I love going for walks around Keele Hall. The SU hosts good AU nights, so I would definitely recommend joining a club or society. The campus can be hard to get to from surrounding areas, such as Stoke, Newcastle-under-Lyme, etc as the buses get extremely busy during peak student hours. The surrounding areas don't have a great nightlife, but you can easily get a train to bigger cities, like Manchester and Birmingham.

My experience at Health Sciences University (HSU) has been overwhelmingly positive, and I have loved my time as a student there so far! The university has excellent facilities which are continually being enhanced to give more opportunities for learning. These are available for use during all university opening hours, which is great for practising and additional study with friends when it comes to exam season. The same can be said for the library, which offers a wide range of resources, dedicated study spaces, and friendly, knowledgeable staff who are always willing to help with assignments and academic support. So far, all of my encounters with staff at HSU have been nothing but positive, and I feel thoroughly supported and individually known by them - this is great as I was previously worried about not knowing where to seek advice at university, but staff have made this easily accessible and have encouraged us to have regular contact with them. Lectures for the MChiro course are well balanced with a fairly even spread of contact time throughout the week. The content is interesting and engaging, and links together across units. This is incredibly helpful in making the knowledge feel cohesive, so we can apply it across all areas of our practice, including anatomy and physiology content in our practical and case-based seminars. Overall, the course can be challenging, but the university ensures you never feel out of your depth with the vast support they have to offer from student services to personal support tutors and 1-to-1 meetings that are available with lecturers. Another thing I have benefited from at HSU is the great sense of community that the university has to offer. As a smaller, specialised university, students get to integrate across courses in both professional and social settings, giving a great opportunity to work in multidisciplinary teams during placement years and meet friends with a variety of interests, yet all with the shared value of healthcare and a focus on helping people. I am so grateful for the amazing friends I have made at HSU, many of whom I met during society events and Wednesday social nights at the student bar. These friendships have become one of the most rewarding parts of my university experience! I would highly recommend HSU as a great university for anyone striving for a career in healthcare, with a focus on patient-centred care, and who wants a university experience where they feel valued and part of an impactful community. Not only will you gain great confidence in your abilities, but you will come away from HSU with friends for life and invaluable experiences from the working world, all preparing you for an ambitious future.

Studying the Chiropractic course has been an incredibly positive and rewarding experience. The course is well-structured and provides a strong balance between in-depth theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical skills, which is essential for developing confidence in clinical practice. The lecturers are highly knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely passionate about chiropractic care. They create a supportive learning environment and are always willing to take the time to help students fully understand both the science and techniques behind treatment. The onsite chiropractic clinic during our placement year really stood out to me. It provided invaluable hands-on experience and gave me the opportunity to work with real patients in a supportive environment. This experience significantly built my confidence, improved my clinical skills, and helped me feel much more prepared for practice after graduating. The facilities are modern and well-equipped, especially the clinical spaces, which replicate real-world practice settings. The course also covers a broad range of subjects, including anatomy, biomechanics, neurology, and patient care, giving a comprehensive foundation for a career in chiropractic. Overall, I would highly recommend this course to anyone interested in pursuing chiropractic. It is challenging but extremely rewarding, and it truly prepares you for a successful career in healthcare.

The scenery makes the vibe and energy for students so great, and there is very accessible support from staff who are friendly. Residence life is also great for finding fun things to do as well as ensuring our accommodation experience is positive

Health Sciences (AECC) university is an amazing university. The lecturers are very knowledgeable and supportive, and there are plenty of opportunities for both academic and personal development. The facilities on campus are fantastic! It's in a wonderful location next to the beach + surrounding towns.

The university offers lots of support and there is a good balance between studying and having a social life.

It’s a lovely campus and course However the student culture can be very posh and it’s hard to deal with if your not from that background