Birmingham v Nottingham v Lincoln for MPharm?
Not sure which to pick...
Which has best accommodation for someone on a budget?
Most supportive lecturers?
Most things to do except for drinking/ clubbing?
Most chilled?
Which has best accommodation for someone on a budget?
Most supportive lecturers?
Most things to do except for drinking/ clubbing?
Most chilled?
Reply 1
Nottingham!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
Original post by Anonymous #2
Nottingham!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
how is the workload at nottingham? and what is a weekly mpharm schedule like?
Reply 3
Original post by wondji
how is the workload at nottingham? and what is a weekly mpharm schedule like?
Each week is different and varied; no two weeks are the same. You’ll typically have a mixture of lectures, workshops, lab practicals and simulated patient practicals. The workload is as expected for any MPharm degree, but with good discipline, it is manageable, giving you time to spend on joining societies and practicing hobbies etc!
Reply 5
Original post by wondji
thank you for the reply! is it usually mon-fri then? and what does coursework look like?
Teaching takes place between Monday-Friday, but you are expected to carry out self learning to supplement teaching and give you a wider scope of knowledge around the subject being taught. There’s not too much coursework, but coursework can include presentations and various forms of reports.
Reply 6
Where do students typically live in Nottingham after the first year?
Reply 7
Original post by Anonymous #2
Teaching takes place between Monday-Friday, but you are expected to carry out self learning to supplement teaching and give you a wider scope of knowledge around the subject being taught. There’s not too much coursework, but coursework can include presentations and various forms of reports.
is there time to have a part-time job?
Reply 8
Original post by 2005supergirl
Where do students typically live in Nottingham after the first year?
Most will move into a house with friends in areas such as Lenton, Beeston and Dunkirk; all of which are close to campus/within walking distance. Some decide to move into private accommodation, which is mainly located in town and hence take the tram to campus.
Reply 9
Original post by Anonymous
is there time to have a part-time job?
Depends on your personal time management skills and how you feel you are getting on with the course. Most people are able to manage the two together, so I’d say it’s definitely possible!
Reply 10
Does anyone on here a student doing the MPharm at Birmingham? How does it compare?
How far away are placements for Notts and Birmingham? How do they work?
How far away are placements for Notts and Birmingham? How do they work?
Reply 11
Original post by Anonymous #2
Nottingham!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
The university of Nottingham is one of the best for pharmacy! They have amazing support from personal tutors and the well-being team, and the lecturers have a true passion for what they teach. They honestly will do what they can to help you- you just need to ask! In terms of things to do, there’s so much that doesn’t involve drinking; the pharmsoc at UoN hosts regular events that don’t involve drinking, and they’re a really good way to meet your peers!
how much maths is involved in the course? apparently uob pharmacy has a lot of maths and calculations and i want to see how it compares to uon.
Reply 12
Original post by Anonymous
Not sure which to pick...
Which has best accommodation for someone on a budget?
Most supportive lecturers?
Most things to do except for drinking/ clubbing?
Most chilled?
Which has best accommodation for someone on a budget?
Most supportive lecturers?
Most things to do except for drinking/ clubbing?
Most chilled?
No comment for other two, but not for Nottingham.
If you noticed about ranking, it’s more relevant with research and postgraduate part for it.
The exam setting and schedule is not that good. For exam, they just have a different modules setting, so you can barely find and help from previous students. They will put half year lectures in one exam (more than 100) . Also, Nottingham gets lots lots of exchange students, they don’t have same mark system, even some of them will get extra hours in the writing exam, but they are nearly attend discussions during workshops.
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