Hi, is anyone planning to start at Greenwich University this September
Hi, is anyone planning to start at Greenwich University this Septemberl? I'm hoping to study SLT at the Avery Hill campus. I would love to get to know my future classmates or anyone else who is going to the university in general too!
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Hii i'm starting at Greenwich this September too! Been looking for a thread about it lols. I'm doing Forensic Science but at the Medway campus.
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by AnonymousHi, is anyone planning to start at Greenwich University this Septemberl? I'm hoping to study SLT at the Avery Hill campus. I would love to get to know my future classmates or anyone else who is going to the university in general too!
Hey, I’ll be at Avery hill this September
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by Angel345Hey, I’ll be at Avery hill this September
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by AnonymousWhat are you planning on studying?
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by Angel345Operating department practice
oh wow that sounds interesting!
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by libbs2i3iewrpjsjHii i'm starting at Greenwich this September too! Been looking for a thread about it lols. I'm doing Forensic Science but at the Medway campus.
hey, how is the Medway campus? I have got an offer letter too. I was just wondering if it was good or not. Any idea?
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Does any of you know someone who is looking for a roommate near University of Greenwich? I am planning on coming by September this year and have no idea where to look for rooms near the Uni other that student accommodations.
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by AnonymousHi, is anyone planning to start at Greenwich University this Septemberl? I'm hoping to study SLT at the Avery Hill campus. I would love to get to know my future classmates or anyone else who is going to the university in general too!
I'm starting this Septemberr how is slt here? are the lectures good? and how many days do u go to uni?
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by AnonymousI'm starting this Septemberr how is slt here? are the lectures good? and how many days do u go to uni?
I'm on a 4 year course at UoG and have now completed 3 years, I know people studying on a variety of courses and it all really depends on the course. In my first year I was at uni 3 days a week and in my second year I was in 4 days a week (none this year though as it was a placement year). I've known people to have uni 2 days a week and others 5 days a week - if it's less days a week they'll just be busier days, if youre in all 5 days it'll likely just be 1 or 2 lectures/seminars in a day. I have found my lectures to be quite good and anything I could've missed I can catch up later on due to the lecture recordings and the powerpoints being uploaded on moodle. The only downside of the lectures is when people are just chatting away which gets frustrating for the lecturers and sometimes you can't hear over people talking - when this happens they have to stop the lecture and ask people to leave. I've had very few lectures cancelled too but its always worth checking your email prior to going just incase your lecturer is off sick but other than that they're worthwhile. I cant speak for the SLT course as I know no one that does it but I do know people studying similar degrees which usually take place at the avery hill campus and they enjoy theirs.
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by AnonymousI'm starting this Septemberr how is slt here? are the lectures good? and how many days do u go to uni?
In terms of the timetable:
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Term 1 was three days a week on campus
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Term 2 was one day a week on placement and three days at uni
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Term 3 was mostly just one lecture day a week on campus
It’s a nice balance, and placement is a really good experience early on. Let me know if you’ve got any other questions!
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by AnonymousI just finished my first year and everything’s going well so far The lectures are good overall. We did have one lecturer leave us halfway through the year, so for one of our modules we had visiting lecturers teach us over Zoom. But the good news is that they’ve hired two new SLT lecturers who are starting this September.
In terms of the timetable:
It’s a nice balance, and placement is a really good experience early on. Let me know if you’ve got any other questions!
In terms of the timetable:
•
Term 1 was three days a week on campus
•
Term 2 was one day a week on placement and three days at uni
•
Term 3 was mostly just one lecture day a week on campus
It’s a nice balance, and placement is a really good experience early on. Let me know if you’ve got any other questions!
ohh that's good thank youu, I have a question on placement. Do they give you a list of hospitals where you can do placements at and if so do you know which ones. I hardly remember what they said in the interview 😅
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by Anonymousohh that's good thank youu, I have a question on placement. Do they give you a list of hospitals where you can do placements at and if so do you know which ones. I hardly remember what they said in the interview 😅
They don’t give you a set list of hospitals or locations beforehand, but placements can be in a range of settings hospitals, clinics, schools, or nurseries. Mine was with a private SLT in an autism-specialised nursery. Some people in my cohort were placed in hospitals like King’s College Hospital and Queen Mary’s.
The uni makes sure your placement is within a maximum of 1 hour 30 minutes commute from where you’re staying during term time, so they do consider travel time and try to keep it reasonable.
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by AnonymousThey don’t give you a set list of hospitals or locations beforehand, but placements can be in a range of settings hospitals, clinics, schools, or nurseries. Mine was with a private SLT in an autism-specialised nursery. Some people in my cohort were placed in hospitals like King’s College Hospital and Queen Mary’s.
The uni makes sure your placement is within a maximum of 1 hour 30 minutes commute from where you’re staying during term time, so they do consider travel time and try to keep it reasonable.
The uni makes sure your placement is within a maximum of 1 hour 30 minutes commute from where you’re staying during term time, so they do consider travel time and try to keep it reasonable.
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by AnonymousHi, is anyone planning to start at Greenwich University this Septemberl? I'm hoping to study SLT at the Avery Hill campus. I would love to get to know my future classmates or anyone else who is going to the university in general too!
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Has anyone stayed at the Avery Hill campus for accommodation? How is it as I may be living there soon
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