1,520 reviews for University of Sunderland

Online can be handy if it is a short tutorial, however I do think we get more value in interaction and for money in person. I find people hide online and you don’t get the same input as in person. This being said the staff-lecturers and techs do an amazing job both online and in person, they share a great knowledge and it’s great to become part of that community

Everything is perfect.

Still new into my course but so far its proving beautiful

The teachers are very helpful and make the effort to help you achieve success. Assignment input is recorded and teachers offer drop in sessions for further support every week. They also send weekly update emails to remind us of what to work on over the upcoming week which is really helpful.

The accommodation has a modern design, cinema room and chilling space. The security are always here and frequently do health and safety checks. In terms of the price it has been increasing each year which is not really fair if you have been living here since the beginning of your degree. Also the fridge space isn't enough when sharing with 4 other people but there are 2 freezers. The fire alarm goes off often which can be annoying. Other than that the accommodation is a nice place to stay and not to far from local shops and the university.

I love my course and put my best at everything that I do in school. My module leaders are amazing, they teach and make we students understand what they taught us. My modules are relatable to my course of study and are amazing.

If we aren’t in uni 3/4 times a week we are on placement which is great. Our lecturers are always very helpful and put us first, weekly drop in sessions are used to help us with assignments or any queries we may have.

The best part of my course is the Monday MPHM14 seminar. it makes it quite easy to understand the face to face lectures that took place the previous week. Also the MPHM15 lectures are organised by an amazing lecturer. if there's any worst part, it should be the limited time frame to complete the volume of work.. however, the faculty of Pharmaceutical sciences and her lecturers have been nothing but spectacular in making the process as easy as they can.

The communal nature of the flat. Having to meet my other occupants at different time at the kitchen. The amenities are quite okay.

The best aspects of the course is that the lectures are in person which allows for in depth questioning with the lecturers as the content can be rather intense and complex. Some of the course content feels like it is being stretched to fill a full lecture block when it could be condensed, allowing more time for studying, however I understand some other student may find this beneficial for their learning techniques. If anything I wish we had more weeks in our learning blocks.

The halls are pretty standard and included everything required for a good standard of living, I liked that each room had an ensuite, could be improved if it had a separate communal space for relaxing such as a lounge, or even if the communal living space had more options for sitting on rather than a kitchen chair. decent value for money, wifi could be improved, good location in relation to both campuses.

My course is an interesting one and also doesn't over work you with piles of assignments like some other courses do there is really no negative issues with the course.

Marking can be inconsistent

Was a uni hall at the start but it’s now a private company. Slightly more expensive than the uni owned ones, but better quality. Uses £1 coins only for washing machines so a bit of a nightmare having to scrounge for coins when majority of places use card/apps now