Because it is one of the best universities in the United Kingdom for the degree programme - in top 3. Also close to home so can go back home to work on weekends. Also really good graduate prospects after leaving.
Course Curriculum
Very difficult and full-on lack guidance with learning some foundations which would help with completing coursework and assessments e.g structuring lab reports excel. The course is as good as there are lots of contact time and gets to do labs and various types of assessments and High-quality teaching.
Placement
Placements are highly competitive, the career prospects are varied lots of different choice of what I could potentially socialise in. Is not limited in terms of job opportunities after graduation.
Internship
They have an internship in strengths and conditioning which they advertise but I am not sure about what else. They have to offer therefore I do not have an opinion on this topic. After 2nd year can be involved in a work placement, therefore, can do an internship somewhere.
Events
There was an event to celebrate/nominate someone we thought deserved to get awarded but I never voted or got involved. Not sure with there are any other events that are celebrated.
Fees
The fees structure is roughly just over 9000. There have been books we have to pay for if we want to do an extra reading but most in the library available. Pay for printing.
Examination Structure
The exam structure is varied there's lots of MCQ, written exams, coursework such as presentations, posters, videos, lab reports, essays. Due to a wide variety of modules, there are always lots of exams.
Faculty
The faculty is well organised and good. The lecturers are all outstanding and interesting as they all specific area. However, can sometimes be slow at return if work marks and feedback.
Hostel
Stay in university accommodation, they don't give accommodation fairly at the start of the year they don't provide a choice. The accommodation I received the room wasn't satisfactory. I would distribute accommodation in a different way.
