The uni has several campuses of reasonable size so it doesn't feel overwhelming. Our class is fairly small and we have loads of support from our tutors and student services. Sometimes parking could be issue especially with if the lectures are later in the day but I always managed to park. The library is nice and spacious and the refectory is brilliant- cooked menu is restaurant quality. A good restaurant! Everyone is conscious about the environment and there are recycling bins everywhere. There's a real focus on mental health and wellbeing and lots of student facilities to unwind and support groups if one struggles. All in all I wouldn't go anywhere else, really happy hear.

Brilliant! Our tutors and people at placement are very supportive and want us to succeed. They always find time to support us.

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Friendly staff who are more than happy to help. lots of practical opportunities although can be slightly disorganised sometimes. Helpzone can be quite useful when looking for advice and a large amount of resources available in the library. A large array of societies although the majority are competitive sports which can make it hard for someone looking to learn a new sport or looking for a fun match.

The course it taught completely in person with a practical session every week. There is two days at placement every week for the majority of the year and two days of lectures. Lecturers are available quite a lot and are very good at returning emails and helping us and providing support. There is the issue of placement being located quite far for some students especially ones who live on campus.

Good sized room with an ensuite bathroom with lots of storage. There is not much storage in the kitchen with a struggle for fridge and freezer space. Weekly cleanliness checks in communal places. A great place to meet people who may not be on your course