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I’d say the worst is actually understanding it’s contents

Placement is very varied Worst is probably sometimes skip through things fast but other than that is good

Banging loud heavy doors

Not enough placement hours

Loved barnes

The best is the mentoring system in the life sciences the worst is the actual way they make us learn contact very overwhelming for a lot of students

Its pretty good as is

The course offers a good balance of classroom teaching, independent study, and practical learning. The lectures encourage critical thinking and applying psychological concepts to real-world workplace situations. The course hours provide time for independent reading and assignments alongside scheduled classes. Contact with lecturers is helpful for clarifying concepts and receiving academic guidance. Overall, the teaching approach encourages independent learning while providing support when needed.

Student accommodation has been an important part of my university experience. Living alongside other students provides opportunities to meet people from different backgrounds, make friends, and learn about different cultures. It also helps develop independence and time-management skills. However, accommodation costs and the availability of suitable housing can be challenging, particularly for international students. Overall, having a safe, comfortable, and well-connected place to live makes a significant difference to student life and wellbeing.

I love doing midwifery, placements is my favourite aspect and so the fact we get to do 50/50 placement and theory is really good. Our lecturers are really supportive and knowledgeable but sometimes it is difficult to know exactly what's going on, especially when we're on placement. It is such a rewarding degree and I couldn't imagine doing anything else.

Good location but it wasn't very sociable and the people I got put in a flat with weren't on my course which is difficult due to my degree. Maintenance was good and things got fixed quickly.

Nice lecture halls and business building.

It was far away from campus. I did get a bigger room but the shared facilities in my flat and accommodation were very limited. Paid a lot for what it was.

I would probably like more contact hours in third year, but other than that I have had great tutors, interesting module choices and a sense that I have participated in improving the course for future cohorts. My creative writing modules have been incredible and informative for the actual publishing industry

Very good value for money, and feeling of safety afforded by the gates, lovely landscaping and good common room, probably just not enough events happening year round

Good contact hrs reachable and seminars and lectures as well as labs and workshops