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05
Feb

National Student Survey Launches 06 February

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The National Student Survey 2020 will launch on Thursday 06 February. This survey is for final years only, and is your chance to say what you think about your course at the University of Southampton.

If you’re in the final year of your course you will receive a personalised survey link to your University email address this week, so remember to check your inboxes! The survey is anonymous, run independently from the University and only takes a few minutes to complete.

For every completed survey the University will donate £1 to the Student Support Fund – over £6,000 was raised … Read the rest

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24
Apr

NSS and SSS – last chance to have your say

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The National Student Survey (NSS) and Southampton Student Survey (SSS) are currently open for students to provide feedback about their University experience. Your feedback can help the Union and the University in improving the student experience in the future.

The NSS is available for final year Undergraduate students to complete here: www.thestudentsurvey.com

The SSS is available for all Undergraduates (who aren’t in final year) to complete: Southampton Student Survey

Both surveys are open until Monday 30 April 2018, so don’t miss out on having your say!… Read the rest

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13
Feb

Our Marketing & Communications Crew hit campus to get feedback on the student experience

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Members of our Marketing and Communications Crew hit campus last week to gain your views on the student experience in both Southampton and Winchester.

The crew, who are also students here at the University of Southampton, took ipads around campus to encourage you to fill out the National Student Survey (NSS).

The national survey, which can be completed at www.thestudentsurvey.co.uk, is a UK-wide feedback indicator, which is used to help us and the University to improve the student experience.

Open to all final year undergraduate students, we use the information to make positive changes for the future.

Some changes … Read the rest

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13
Mar

Calling all 3rd years: Have you taken the NSS yet?

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What is the NSS?

If you’re a third year student, you probably can’t go anywhere without seeing or hearing about the National Student Survey, or NSS.

The NSS is a nationwide census of nearly half a million students which gathers feedback on your time at university. This information is then used to identify what went well and what could be improved.

The survey will soon be entering its next stage and contacting students by telephone, so if you haven’t yet taken the survey and want to avoid getting hassled, make sure you head over to the National Student Survey 2016Read the rest

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19
Mar

National Student Survey

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The National Student Survey is back and we need YOUR help.

We’re sure you all remember using the NSSS to help you make informed decisions about which University you wanted to go to, so we want to make sure that other aspiring Southampton students can get the accurate feedback on the course they want to study; and what’s more, it only takes 10 minutes to submit!

As of March 6 the faculty of Medicine has taken quite the lead with 50% of their students having filled in the survey, with the faculty of Health Sciences trailing behind with only 22% … Read the rest

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02
Feb

The NSS is back, and we need your help!

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The NSS, or National Student Survey, is back for its eleventh year, and is now officially open for all final year students.

The survey collects opinions from students about their experience studying at the university and asks them to provide honest feedback. The NSS has become an important source of information about higher education, particularly for school students applying for higher education, and provides students with the opportunity to mold the future of their course.

The survey itself consists of 23 questions, about the six different areas of the learning experience. These questions are your opportunity to give feedback on … Read the rest

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