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National Student Survey now open to finalists

Poster for the NSS, including the slogan 'let's keep the dialogue going' and the caption 'Get £5 Eating at Warwick credit'. It also shows a student with their mouth open, facing the camera side on.

Your feedback helps to shape our GSD courses and the wider University at Warwick for future generations

  • NSS is a national survey of final-year undergraduates at all UK universities, run independently by Ipsos Mori
  • The survey asks for your views on your whole course and covers teaching, assessment, resources and support
  • You'll be able to claim £5 credit on your Eating at Warwick card for completing the survey
  • The survey is open from Monday 3 February 2020 and takes ten minutes to fill in
  • Your personalised link will be emailed to you on Thursday 6 February 2020 or go direct to thestudentsurvey.com

NSS is a really important way for you to reflect on your experience as a GSD student. It’s a great opportunity to think about what you found productive or enjoyable, and it's a chance to make suggestions for our continuous development. We take your responses seriously: in the previous NSS survey, GSD students told us that they would benefit from improvements around employability. In response to this our dedicated Placement and Employability Manager is putting in place resources, meeting with students and running sessions designed to enhance employability skills.

For example, next week the first School for Cross-faculty Studies Work Placement Fair will take place on Tuesday 11 February, from 4-5:30pm in The Oculus, room OC0.01. Students from all years within the School for Cross-faculty Studies are invited to attend. This event is designed to improve your employability skills by giving you the opportunity to network and gain a better insight into work placements. You'll have the chance to learn first-hand from students about their work placement journey which will support you in shaping your future career.

To find out more about NSS and how your feedback can make a difference to the University, please see here

Thu 06 Feb 2020, 09:00 | Tags: Student stories