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Good amount of in-person work to do, not enough weighting on what is most important to learn/not enough emphasis. Not enough early patient contact experiences - GP tends to be dull and not very beneficial

Good value for money considering the East Central London location The study area would unfortunately close at 10pm when people would still want to study in the evenings There wasn't enough regulation on noise and behaviour which made it a distracting environment at times No ensuite bathrooms available for medics unfortunately

I have had less lecturer contact hours and less detailed course feedback because of the budget cuts. For what I’m paying as an international student, this is not the quality education I was advertised. They’ve rapidly cut over 1,000 educational staff and 14 courses students were already enrolled on. This reduces teaching hours, reduces the quality of coursework feedback, and leaves tutorials cancelled or overcrowded.

The course content is well-structured and covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, which makes it useful for real-world applications. The lecturers are generally knowledgeable and supportive, and they explain concepts clearly while being approachable when students need help. Tutor contact time is good, and there are enough opportunities to ask questions and get guidance. One of the best aspects of the course is the subject facilities, which are modern and help enhance the learning experience, especially during practical sessions. The course is delivered in a balanced way, combining lectures, workshops, and independent study, which helps in developing both understanding and self-learning skills. However, there is still room for improvement. More focus on career-related support, such as internships, industry connections, and practical exposure, would make the course even better. In some cases, clearer communication and more consistent organisation across modules would also improve the overall experience. Overall, the course provides a strong foundation and a positive learning experience, and with a few improvements, it could be even more beneficial for students.

The course is quite practical and there's a good amount of free time for projects.

I like that all lectures are recorded so you can easily go back and refer to what the lecture said in class. It also makes catching up with classes you missed a lot easier.

The accommodation staff really helpful. If you lose your key card you can get a replacement at whatever time of the day or night. They regularly do maintenance checks to make sure that everything is working well. It’s easy to report problems and they fix them as fast as they can, even sometimes giving temporary solutions until a more permanent one is possible.

The course could be improved by slightly slowing the pace of some lectures and workshops, especially for more difficult topics. Earlier access to lecture materials, more model answers, and more worked examples would help students prepare better and understand what is expected. Continued strong contact with lecturers is important, and a few more opportunities for feedback or clarification would make the course even better.

My course has several strong aspects that make it enjoyable and effective. One of the best parts is the way it is taught through a blended learning approach, combining both in-class and online sessions. This flexibility allows me to manage my time better while still staying engaged with the material. The lecturers are also very supportive and approachable, which makes it easier to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the subject. The course content is relevant and well-structured, helping me build both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. However, there are also some areas that could be improved. At times, the course workload can feel uneven, with some weeks being very intense while others are less demanding. In addition, communication about assignments and deadlines could be clearer, especially for online components. Occasionally, there is limited contact time with lecturers, which can make it harder to get immediate feedback or clarification. Overall, my course provides a good learning experience, but improving consistency in workload and communication would make it even more effective and student-friendly.

In class

Everything is in the budget

The best thing is the course content as I find it really interesting to learn about new things, and the worst thing is probably the teaching as I find it really difficult to understand for some lectures. Most lectures are fine but only a few of them as difficult to understand.

Some modules are really interactive such as one taught by programme leader but others could be improved.

I liked the furniture and all resources provided.