I really enjoy studying at this diverse university. It offers lots of opportunities which enable you to not only develop as a student but as an individual. I think I have met life long friends here and would recommend that you consider applying to study at UoN. I have greatly enjoyed it so far.

The social work degree consists of two placements, which are really beneficial in helping you find future employment. A lot of students are able to stay on at their placements once qualified and social workers are always in demand, so it shouldn’t be difficult to find a job once you qualify.

There is a mixed bag of professors. The ones who have extensive front line social work practice are invaluable. They can provide real-life case examples and really set the scene as to what it will be like as a social worker.

The social work course is smaller than the average cohort, around 30. Typically, it attracts mature students who live nearby. This combined with the fact I stayed living at home during my time at university meant I did not get the the ‘typical’ university experience. Reflecting, I would definitely have joined a society, as this would ha even a great way to meet other people.