flowerpotter

Hereford College of Arts has had all Uni courses based at College Road since summer of 2013, so they're no longer spread across the City :) They took over the former Royal National College for the Blind building (RNC has moved most of its teaching over the road to thePoint4 building) I work at the College and there are loads of success stories from the degree courses (have a look here if you like: http://www.hca.ac.uk/About/News) On a personal level, I think if the University can match the successes of HCA and the degree students at Hereford & Ludlow College, Herefordshire will be onto a winner. There are over 400 BA (Hons) and Masters students at HCA (which is likely to grow with the 'new' campus), many of whom achieve incredible success before they even leave HCA (selling work to top designers, exhibition & competition success, work placements and so on), and HCA is the only specialist college in the Midlands dedicated to The Arts. I think the University's aim to be a specialist Science/Tech facility will not only complement the existing provision in the county (HCA & Degree courses at Hereford & Ludlow College) but could well be the way foward.