I found that during my 3 years of studying, I received never-ending support from my tutors and university. I’m grateful for every opportunity given to me to succeed. This included the alumni emails to help me progress in the future. I was encouraged to make as many connections as possible as well as develop my research skills to help me progress.

The officers in the international office are outstanding, as they provide guidance and flexible options for students based on your unique needs, with special reference to Kate Nwosu. Also, I have received excellent pastoral care and mentoring from my PAT, Simon Poole. Despite his busy schedule, he is able to guide you through difficult challenges on your studies and help me achieve success. Additionally, I am intrigued by the swift response to emails across various departments and offices that students interact with. The staff of the university are warm, welcoming but firm. Generally, Chester is peaceful and welcomes visitors from far and wide. I would recommend Chester to any student seeking postgraduate studies, as you can be sure of all the assistance you can get in terms of career advice and possible placement guidance too, after your studies.

The programme teaches you how to apply the knowledge as you were in the industry working on a proper project. This helps you to not be afraid and feel that you are able to do it. Supported by great staff that helps you to improve your skills, creativity, and how to solve any problem.

As a BA student, I can only comment on the arts department, which I found to be disappointing. The campus itself is fine and most of the halls are up to a decent standard. Avoid Whites diner like the plague and if you’re allocated Alexandra house as your halls give it until after freshers then put in to move halls as it’s the worst on campus.