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Ishrat Rehman
UWTSD
Reviewed: November 2022*
Health & Social Care CertHE
University rating
5.0
Best aspect of the university is being welcomed every single time. I cannot fault them on how they're so inclusive and caring. Initially, I was apprehensive about fitting in but within the first hour of my first day I felt like this was what I was missing. Each lecturer goes out their way to help, repeating each point until it's understandable. And if you're still stuck they come round to help you further. Not only that but the one on one academic support is so helpful. It's sounds cliché but it actually feels like one big family.
Worst aspects of my experience has to be the change of submission times. For 2 glorious terms it was 3pm on a Sunday, absolutely perfect. Now, it's 9am on any given day. It really threw us in terms of confusion.
Facilities 5.0
Location 5.0
Student support 5.0
Campus look and feel 5.0
Student life 5.0
Students' union 5.0
Course rating
5.0
Classes during covid time were taught both online and on campus. I took the advantage of living close to the campus and went in. It was a unique experience. Course hours are perfect, however I would prefer morning sessions only as it fits with my lifestyle. But nevertheless I still carried on with my one late afternoon session and changed the way my day goes usually.
Course content 5.0
Work placements and internships 5.0
Lecturers and teaching quality 5.0
Career prospects 5.0
Tutor contact time 5.0
Subject facilities 5.0
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shammela mahmud
UWTSD
Reviewed: November 2022*
Health and Social Care Diploma of Higher Education
University rating
5.0
well, my worst experience would be the lecturer I had teaching us for this first trimester. my best experience was performing presentations and building teamwork
Facilities 5.0
Location 4.0
Student support 5.0
Campus look and feel 5.0
Student life 5.0
Students' union 5.0
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Rose Mckenzie
UWTSD
Reviewed: November 2022*
Health & Social Care BSc (Hons)
University rating
5.0
The university of Wales Trinity St David is a great place to study. The reason for this is the lecturers give students support with their studies and even help them with personal issues if students need to have a one to one chat. The university offer all opportunities to its pupils and no one is excluded. The environment is clean and presentable. The lecturers and staff are friendly and supportive and there is a feeling of togetherness. So whether you are a home student like me are an international student you will feel at home Furthermore, from my personal experience the university of Wales Trinity St David cares about its students and their academic development and help students to overcome difficulties so they can achieve. They also have study sessions if students need extra help with academic writing.
I like that I know most of the lecturers and I can arrange to meet them easily and quickly even if it is just on teams. The computers are slow and rubbish!
The university offers fantastic facilities and ensures that students are heard. The lecturers are super friendly and continue to make us feel welcomed and supported.
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4.3
Best aspect of the university is being welcomed every single time. I cannot fault them on how they're so inclusive and caring. Initially, I was apprehensive about fitting in but within the first hour of my first day I felt like this was what I was missing. Each lecturer goes out their way to help, repeating each point until it's understandable. And if you're still stuck they come round to help you further. Not only that but the one on one academic support is so helpful. It's sounds cliché but it actually feels like one big family. Worst aspects of my experience has to be the change of submission times. For 2 glorious terms it was 3pm on a Sunday, absolutely perfect. Now, it's 9am on any given day. It really threw us in terms of confusion.
Classes during covid time were taught both online and on campus. I took the advantage of living close to the campus and went in. It was a unique experience. Course hours are perfect, however I would prefer morning sessions only as it fits with my lifestyle. But nevertheless I still carried on with my one late afternoon session and changed the way my day goes usually.