Mary Roots

Mary Roots

BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing

Why did you choose to study at Anglia Ruskin University?
I chose Anglia Ruskin University as it is my local university which meant I could afford to return to study.

What initially attracted you to your course?
It was a course which combined intellectual stimulation with being people focused and practical. I also wanted to gain a qualification which would form the basis for a satisfying and interesting career.

Which aspects of your course do you enjoy most and why?
The course is varied which I enjoy - most of the lectures are interesting and thought provoking, I enjoy discussing topics within my Inquiry Based Learning (IBL) group and I particularly enjoy being on placement when I can get involved and put the theory in to practice.

Has your course involved any work placements? If so how were these useful?
We are on placement for 50% of our time which provides me with the experience of putting the theory in to practice. Working with experienced staff in a variety of settings is very valuable.

What are your ambitions/plans for the future, and how do you feel that your course will help you to achieve these?
My present plan is to successfully complete my 3rd year, qualify as a mental health nurse and get a job.

How do you rate the support offered by both our teaching and support staff?
The support offered by the University staff and Students' Union has generally been very good.

How do you find fitting you studies around your outside commitments including work, family etc?
The main thing is to be organised and plan ahead.

How would you sum up your experience of studying at Anglia Ruskin course so far?
I would sum up my experience as enjoyable.



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