BSc Radiography at Teeside Uni

I’m a very mature student looking to study Radiography at Teeside Sept 26.
Can anyone that has experience of studying here recently comment on the following:
1) Is there scope to work part time for the whole 3 years?
2) How many weeks per year is spent on placement? Would I still be able to work while on Placement?
3) Are the placements generally at James Cook or do some people go a bit further out?
I have a mortgage and the usual outgoings and also a son that will be starting Uni at the same time so I just need the brutal truth of if it’s going to work or not.
Thank you

I’m a very mature student looking to study Radiography at Teeside Sept 26.
Can anyone that has experience of studying here recently comment on the following:

1) Is there scope to work part time for the whole 3 years?

2) How many weeks per year is spent on placement? Would I still be able to work while on Placement?

3) Are the placements generally at James Cook or do some people go a bit further out?

I have a mortgage and the usual outgoings and also a son that will be starting Uni at the same time so I just need the brutal truth of if it’s going to work or not.

Thank you

Contact the department at Teesside and ask for a copy of this year's timetable. It will give you a good idea of what to expect.
When allocating placements, unis will often consider mitigating circumstances if you need to be at a certain location.
Are you aware of the additional financial support you could be entitled to from the NHS Learning Support Fund?
https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/nhs-learning-support-fund-lsf

Most students find that limited part-time work is possible, but it can’t be guaranteed for all three years. Placements often run full-time hours.
Placement length varies by university, but it’s usually around 30–36 weeks a year across the course. During placements, working alongside shifts can be very challenging.
Placement locations also depend on the university’s partner trusts, so students may be placed at the main site or further out.
It’s definitely worth speaking directly with Teesside’s admissions or programme team; they can give you exact placement patterns and workload so you can see if it fits your situation.

I’m a very mature student looking to study Radiography at Teeside Sept 26.
Can anyone that has experience of studying here recently comment on the following:
1) Is there scope to work part time for the whole 3 years?
2) How many weeks per year is spent on placement? Would I still be able to work while on Placement?
3) Are the placements generally at James Cook or do some people go a bit further out?
I have a mortgage and the usual outgoings and also a son that will be starting Uni at the same time so I just need the brutal truth of if it’s going to work or not.
Thank you