Difficult to give any negatives given that my degree apprenticeship is delivered online. The time that the uni team has put in behind the scenes to make sure that we don't feel we are missing out on learning has been excellent.

My Uni experience, doing a degree apprenticeship has been great. Even though the content is delivered completely online, I still feel there is a good connection between the lecturers and students. The online aspect has in some ways benefitted me and my style of learning.

So far, I have really enjoyed studying at university. The course complements my apprenticeship and I have found most of the modules to be interesting and engaging.

Pretty good, they have a gym, astroturf, canteen, library, restaurant and salon.

We theoretically have a personal tutor, but I have only received 1 hour of tuition from them. That being said, the feedback from our lecturers is good and the support system is excellent - when I started to struggle last year my tutor was helpful, empathetic and put me in touch with all of the appropriate people and resources.

I've never been to the Students' Union but I do know that they represent the LBTQ+ society well

Yes

Unfortunately, I have only heard of the choir and athletics societies. That being said, I haven't actively searched for any others.

Most - that it is delivered all on one day of the week, making it easy to fit around work. Least - Class size and no (or very little) 1-1 tutor engagement.

8

Careers advice, industry talks and professional networking sessions.