1,293 University of Sheffield reviews

My courses are mostly taught in person, the best aspect is usually my tutorials which I find to be the most helpful and learn mostly from that since the class is more engaging and smaller in size making it more concentrated. However I do wish that certain subjects provided lectures rather than just making us read the study material and learning from that, as I find being taught vocally by a person helps a lot

Blended learning, great opportunities like dissection

Good facilities and teaching but placement could be more organsied

Location was fab and the village felt safe. A bit expensive though

Due to strikes it’s been hard to grasp all aspects of the course so hopefully more can be done by the government to get university teaching back on track and normalised

Quite far from the city however great on site facilities

engaging lectures, interesting topics, well structured

nice location, room has everything you need

This course is regarded by some people as the hardest one at the uni. Our modules seem to contain a lot of content yet are still worth the same amount of credits as modules with less content. Luckily we do get a decent amount of contact hours and face to face teaching which is good. Personally, as someone who struggles to manage workload etc, I would like more contact time with my tutor but I’m still pretty sure we get a lot more than loads of other departments.

Quite expensive

Placements could be better organised but overall pretty amazing

no complaints - support and interactive work

Almost everything has been in person (aside from a 2 week online block in January) which I think is important to meet new people and help focus better. It is a very busy course starting with 9am lectures most days that run until about 12 and then things to do in the afternoon too such as a GP placement. I think in particular the early contact with patients help maintain motivation as you remember why you want to do medicine

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