The University of Kent

Studying sociology for a degree has had its challenges. It is very theory based and there is a lot of content to remember. But even so the information that you learn becomes very helpful and interesting in your every day life. You'll start using the theories you've found in your life and it can make you understand society a whole lot more. The forms of assessment can be difficult, it is a mixture of essays, exams or even presentations but they all give you a different perspective on sociology and what your are learning.

Generally a good course with a lot of variety and opportunity to study wild modules - from literature to Japanese, but there is a lack of career opportunities whilst studying or aftercare once graduated.

Drama and theatre at Kent gives a diverse knowledge of various aspects of the industry with second and third year modules being completely chosen by you. This means you canTailor your degree to what you want to do specifically of to experience many different aspects of the industry to find exactly that. Modules also give a wide variety of assessments ranging from full on academic essays to performances or even full productions. The university have also linked with the drama society that enables one to put learned skills to use.

The first section if this is A Level and taught my the lovely Louise Beard who is really concise with her teaching and explains things well and is a really nice helpful person. The second section is about chemical processes of cells and I don't like chemistry so I hated this part but it's really important to learn it so even though the second lecturer's teaching is boring, learn the content, learn from my mistakes. The first section is east the second section's complexity ups x7 so watch out.

This module in comparison to the others has a lot more content. Making it more difficult to revise. although there is a lot, the content is actually very interesting.

While the workload is heavy and sometimes arduous, it is only to bring the best out of the students. The course is being readjusted for the better, with coursework accounting for twice as much, students being permitted bilingual dictionaries in the exam and more of an emphasis on grammar.