Monique
Duncan

"I have always worked within the Health and Social Care sector, since I left college but never knew what specific career role I wanted to undertake. When I became a mother, I decided to try University again and came across this course, which I thought was a good choice, as the modules covered a broad spectrum within Health and Social, allowing you to tailor the degree to your career path and being on the course I have learnt so much, about different areas within Health and Social and about myself."

"There is a lot of opportunities on the course, I participated with majority of the extra curriculum activities, which has helped me boost my confidence, allow me to think how they will benefit me moving forward within my career, but also network with new people."

"My experience may be different to others due to being a parent but I have still managed to enjoy my time at NTU; making friendships on my course through different year groups. I have also managed to push myself out of my comfort zone by participating in extra cirriculum opportunities- CertMentor, Potsdam University trip, Teaching and Lecturing Internship, Student Course Representative."

"I have had a positive experience; the tutors are always available to offer you support and understanding."

"The change (Covid-19) has been difficult and personally I find it harder to engage. I am quite an organised person and lately I feel as though this is no longer the case but the University have responded well to the challenge. You can still contact lecturers and receive the same support."

"I completed the Lecturing and Teaching Internship on the course as my placement which I thoroughly enjoyed with the support of my lecturers on the course."

"On the Health and Social Care, it allows you to tailor the degree towards your career path, such as Crime, Mental Health, Public Health and it is enjoyable because it is flexible and a broad."