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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at Birmingham Newman University

The university offers a great combination of modalities in the Integrative course Im studying, no prher university has thia combination. Also, the part-time 4 years course is perfect for a paced and gradual practical studying. Disadvantages are the organisational moments in terms of that its impossible to thoroughly study each topic due to lack of time each week. read full review
I think all the lecturers are friendly and approachable. However, I felt during the school placement that I wasn't fully support, I think there could be clearer support and structure when you are completing the placement. read full review
The university has brilliant facilities, particularly their library which has a vast array of literature to help with writing assignments. The staff are helpful, although sometimes communication with placements schools from the university is delayed or staggered. This I believe could be improved upon. read full review
It’s a small friendly university and I know where I can go to get support from staff. Lecturers are approachable and care about you.
Car parking however does need improving read full review
From the outside, the University looks good enough, but as a student, the experience is poor. Classrooms look tired, dirty and unfinished. Student support is rude and confrontational; or at best, absent. The campus makes little effort to be inclusive. The teaching staff, however, do try their best. Our course is overpopulated, and feels clunky. I would not recommend. read full review
Small but friendly campus. read full review
Great staff members who are always available to offer help and support. Great resources read full review
Registry - the worst!
Teaching content - the best read full review
Small feel, support from teachers read full review