The National Student Survey (NSS) is open to final year students and is your chance to have your say about your University experience. It also provides you with the opportunity to tell us how you feel things could be improved.
The NSS is a nationally recognised annual survey of final year undergraduates in the UK. The survey provides students with an opportunity to give their opinions on what they liked about their time at University as well as things they felt could have been improved.
The survey is administered by Ipsos MORI, an independent market research agency, so answers remain anonymous at all times.
For every student that completes the survey online, the University will donate £1 to Llamau.
The University will also provide four prizes of £250 Amazon vouchers for four lucky respondents.
In addition there will be a prize of £2000 for the School that has the best response rates for the survey when it closes on 30 April 2019.
You can find the NSS survey online at www.thestudentsurvey.com.
On or around the 7th of February, you will also receive an invitation email to complete the survey by Ipsos MORI. Later, non-respondents will be contacted by post or by telephone.
The NSS results are published to help prospective students make informed decisions of where and what to study. The University and the Students’ Union also use the data to identify areas of strengths and weakness. This enables the University to focus efforts on improving the student experience for future generations of students.
Data from previous surveys is available on Unistats.
Your response is anonymous, so your answers can reflect your genuine perceptions of your experience. There’s no need to worry about your contact details being passed on; they will only be used for the purposes of the NSS and are destroyed shortly after.
