University of Chester

It has been a wonderful experience studying at university of chester.All the staffs are well articulated.

Absolutely incredible, i've met some amazing people and gained so much knowledge from coming to university. I wouldn't trade this experience for anything its helped to shape me as a person and helped me focus with the knowledge i've gained on my future career path

Chester is a great place to study, the business school is new and has its own campus close to town. Everything is within walking distance, there's plenty of activities and nightlife going on for students. The university lectures are outstanding at their job and always help. Studying my subject at Chester has been an amazing experience.

The campus is small and friendly offering a nice sense of community, it is walkable from most accommodations meaning money is saved in regards of travelling etc. The lecturers keep the course interesting and are incredibly helpful and supportive when it comes to learning. Overall it's been an incredible experience so far. The city is safe and clean and there is plenty to do for students. Very glad I came to university as this is an experience I would regret missing.

My university experience is rather good if I do say so myself. The beginning is rather slow as we're doing little icebreakers in order to get to know our class mates but it's all fun and games until the workload comes raining down on us and everyone is panicking and stressing over the work and trying to finish it on time.

It's good, everyone's friendly and will lend a helping hand if you need one

Starting university in September was a big jump from college, but I have loved every minute. I have just started my first placement and absolutely loving it. I feel as though I have learned so much already! Can’t wait for the future!

The university of Chester is worth my life investment of a foreign degree in the united kigdom. The university equips me with the fundamental knowledege and skills of public health.

As a commuter to the university I thought I'd have a really horrific university experience. But thanks to Chester and their induction week, I've settled in and have made loads of friends.

Freshers week was very different as was put with all nurses and had university every day 9-16.30 so didn't get the full freshers experience as had to be up early and learn to be a professional I live in private halls first year which we very nice and good location for university and hospital The riverside campus needs updating with my study areas, library on main campus was a lot more accessible but needs more health and social care books The lectures were relevant to my course and was always support from lectures The city was just what I needed not something to big as I was from a small town, everything I needed was on my doorstep