We are closely following the advice from the Department for Education and Public Health England and will keep all new students up to date with any impact Covid-related restrictions might have on your experience in 2021.
Although it is impossible to predict the status of the pandemic in our next starting dates, the University aims to provide as many on-campus activities as possible, including lectures, seminars, and workshops.
These plans may have to change in order to adhere to Government requirements, but wherever possible there will be no changes to the overall aims of your course.
As a new student, you’ll be able to access our Flying Start transition module before you start your studies and then your bespoke induction programme.
You'll discover all you need to know about how your course will be taught.
Our curriculum remains focused on the diverse needs of all our students as well as the expectations of professional bodies and graduate employers.
All of our teaching, learning, and assessment are designed to support students to achieve their full potential.
We are committed to:
- Helping students achieve excellent outcomes
- Offering flexible and adaptive teaching
- Personalised learning
- Providing an inclusive and accessible environment
Over the past 18 months, we've worked hard to balance the needs of students with the guidelines set out by the Government and public health experts.
We pride ourselves on the excellent support we offer to help our students settle into our vibrant student community.