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Modern and well-equipped hall near UWE
Stylish decor and luxury features
Private library, gym and cinema
Contemporary living in the heart of Bristol
£316.21 per week
(subject to availability)
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 12th June
- TEACHING NOTES:
- From Monday 8 March, students on practical and creative courses who need to access specialist facilities and equipment can return to campus for teaching. All other teaching will be delievered online. The next review period for return to on-campus teaching will take place in April.
5 Medical technology reviews at UWE Bristol
Diagnostic Imaging, BSc Hons
Overall lecturers are friendly and approachable, however they're are some lecturers (1/2) who need to remember they're not teaching secondary school we're paying £9k so a bit of respect would be nice. Lecturer who calls people out for being a few minutes late is more disruptive than the students who are late. When asking this said lecturer questions, she deflects and doesn't answer and is surly so completely unapproachable and her module has poor learning materials. However the majority of the lecturers are lovely especially the module leader. However if said lecturer is reading this, we're paying £9k tuition fee so if we don't attend, email or are late by a mere few minutes it's up to us what we do about it.
Diagnostic Imaging, BSc Hons
The course modules aren’t thought out well and some of the lectures are shocking
Radiotherapy and Oncology, BSc Hons
Staff never reply to emails, lack of support offered. Somewhat really disappointed
Diagnostic Imaging, BSc Hons
Great course for the vocation. Lecturers are all really friendly and so are the other students. Get quite a lot of contact hours which is great. They have lots of different teaching techniques with all the latest gadgets. Early days but enjoying the course so far.
Diagnostic Imaging, BSc Hons