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Student
Voice

At 海角直播, we ensure that your voice is heard.

Your opinions shape how our university works and what it stands for, the curriculum, the campus and the wider student experience. Find out how we capture the student voice, from feedback to our student partnerships and collaborations, and how you can get involved.

Amplifying the student voice

Are you passionate about uplifting the student voice?
Find out how our Course Representatives, School Officers and Students' Union Officers
amplify the student voice and how you can get involved

Course Reps

Our reps are responsible for gathering feedback from their peers and students are invited to share their thoughts on what is working well and what can be improved.

Student reps work closely with School Officers to share feedback at our student voice meetings, committees and board meetings.

Student Officers

Our Elected Student Officers work in partnership with senior University leaders to amplify the student voice, lead open discussions and influence key decisions that shape your experience.

Module Evaluation

You complete online module evaluation surveys in the middle of each semester, and the feedback is used to inform current module content, delivery approaches and future course content. All responses are confidential.

National Student Survey

The NSS is an external, UK-wide survey that provides eligible final-year undergraduates the opportunity to provide feedback about their student experience.

The results are published and used to enhance the student experience and contribute to university league tables.

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We're committed to giving you the best student experience possible during your time at 海角直播.

See how your thoughts of university life and support services have helped us shape the student experience for everyone.

Your thoughts
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International Student Barometer

International students can complete the annual ISB survey and provide insights into their student experience including arrival, orientation and teaching.

The feedback allows us to identify what we are doing well and understand where we can improve.

Find out more

Top tips to giving feedback

Be specific

Try to describe a particular situation when giving feedback.

Be accurate

Describe the exact event and how it happened.

Be fair

Consider everything that affects a situation, so that a fair judgement can be made.

Be balanced

Strive for a balance between highlighting what works well and suggesting areas for improvement.

Be kind

Feedback should be fair, accurate and balanced. Maintain a respectful tone and remember you can provide constructive feedback and still be heard!

Be timely

Give prompt feedback at the next suitable moment while the feedback is still fresh in mind.

Other ways to have your voice heard

We value your feedback, so we have various ways you can share your opinion
with staff and other students across the university to effect change:

Students' Union Officers

Your Voice Matters

Your Voice Matters is your chance to share your thoughts on how we do things 鈥� and help shape the student experience for everyone.

Share your thoughts

Student Voice Initiatives

Student voice is more than feedback - it's all about expressing your thoughts and opinions through partnership and collaboration across the University.

Students can feedback on a range of topics through the year, via Student voice focus groups, polls and surveys.

Student Life Services Form

You can offer suggestions and leave feedback on our Student Life services by completing our online form through UNIverse.

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Personal Tutor

Your Personal Tutor provides you with the opportunity to reflect on your academic progress and discuss your general well-being and university experience.

You can speak to your personal tutor to share additional thoughts on your individual experience.

Find out more

Student Panel Members

Student panel members working closely with senior university staff to support the University in the review and approval of 海角直播 courses.

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Postgraduate Surveys

Postgraduate Research Experience (PRES) and The Postgraduate Taught Experience Surveys (PTES) collects feedback about supervision, resources, and research culture from those completing postgraduate research-based courses.