Kingston University

The courses offered at Kingston are varied and my current course (biomedical science) is accredited with the royal society of biology.. The modules offered are good and the course content is generally well covered. However, the teaching could be improved with some lecturers being much better at teaching than others. I would say the quality is average. They are not bad but not great either (with the exceptions of a few amazing lecturers - Dr Natasha Hill for example) The support system is lacking as those with mental health issues or disabilities often feel overlooked and do not know where to go for help. The lecturers do not read the summary of support needs and often fail to provide the support required/offered in the report.

The courses offered at Kingston are varied and my current course (biomedical science) is accredited with the royal society of biology.. The modules offered are good and the course content is generally well covered. However, the teaching could be improved with some lecturers being much better at teaching than others. I would say the quality is average. They are not bad but not great either (with the exceptions of a few amazing lecturers - Dr Natasha Hill for example) The support system is lacking as those with mental health issues or disabilities often feel overlooked and do not know where to go for help. The lecturers do not read the summary of support needs and often fail to provide the support required/offered in the report.