3 Moulton College reviews

The Animal Welfare Centre is an excellent addition to the college with a range of domestic and exotic species although practical lectures are limited so I was not able to fully enjoy the centre. Lecture rooms are decent size and functional. Social facilities are lacking, however 'the Loft' is nice and has a pool table, table tennis, a games room with wii and a TV room as well as a bar that's open in the evenings. The college shop is quite well stocked but pricey and isn't always open. The restaurant and cafe facilities are pretty good, most the food is lovely and fairly well priced but it can get busy around lunchtimes!!

Personally I cannot comment on as I didn't seek any personal support. Academically, most lecturers are quick to reply to emails about concerns or feedback and offer in-person meetings too. Regular tutor meetings are rare (once a term) so aren't the best help. Feedback on assignments is mostly in detail and lecturers are happy to expand if asked.

The best part of how the course was taught was the practical practice including zoo visits, in field surveys and behaviour observations on the unit. Also, lectures do supply the PowerPoint slides from the lecture online so you can catch up with notes later. The least favourite part of the course for me was the limited contact hours (6 a week in our final year) and lack of small group teachings like seminars. The only teaching provided comes from the lectures so there's little options to fit in questions or practice what you've learnt with support from the lecturer.

6

Aside from a couple of days of 'work experience' on the animal welfare unit, there was little in the way of assisting for practical skills. Lecturers did provide some insight into how educational skills learnt throughout the course could apply to further research or workplace but there were no career events put on for us.

It’s decent.

They offer counselling and have posters around, whereas some of the tutors feedback could be improved.

The practical lessons are the best because it’s hands on, on the other hand the teaching method for some lessons aren’t that good.

15.5

They do everything they can to make sure all of your skills eg. interview skills, are good and make sure that you understand the work in the course.

The college has good facilites, however the technology does not always work and we do not always have access to facilites advitertised that are relevant to our degree.

I feel like I have not be offered much support in my first two years of univeristy, however in my third year here (with a change in course leader) I feel like i have much better support from lecturers. My main lecturer and course leader is always availble for tutorials and support, for either personal matters or for academic related matters.

I like having small class sizes and that lectures are made avaiable to us online. I do not like that sometimes leacturers forget to upload powerpoints and I also do not like when we have lectures in the big hall with students from other degrees as I feel like the lecturers rush through content and information is missed.

12

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