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You Said, We Did

You Said, We Did

Last updated: 1st August 2026

NSS

Things we are doing well:

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Things we can still improve on:

 

PTES

Things we are doing well:

 

Things we can still improve on:

 

What did you say through SSLC?

Theme Specific Issues Raised Modules / Areas Most Frequently Mentioned
Assessment Clarity Unclear coursework briefs, vague expectations, confusing marking criteria, changing requirements, uncertainty around presentations and reports Year 1 Materials, ES2G6, ES2G8, ES2H5, ES438, ES4A8, ES4E9, ES410
Feedback Quality & Consistency Lack of detailed feedback, inconsistent feedback between markers/supervisors, delayed feedback, students unsure how marks were awarded ES410, Fourth-Year Projects, ES4F0, cohort-wide concern raised multiple times
Exam Preparation & Transparency Lack of past papers, unclear exam scope, uncertainty around examinable content, exams perceived as harder than mocks, assessment taught long before examined ES4E0, ES4A1, ES4E3, ES2C5, ES2H6, ES3E6
Communication & Information Management Conflicting information, unclear updates, multiple information sources, poor communication of changes, students missing key information Optional modules, EBM, ES2D7, ES2H5, ES2C0, CAD coursework information
Moodle Organisation Resources difficult to find, content spread across multiple locations, updates not communicated, inconsistent uploads ES2C0, ES2D7, ES2H5, CAD coursework pages
Timetabling & Tabula Issues Missing lectures, timetable clashes, lecture changes not communicated, inaccurate timetable information, intensive lab scheduling ES2G7, ES4A1, ES97J, Year 2 Systems labs, ES192, ES2H6
Workload & Deadline Clustering Multiple coursework deadlines together, project work overlapping with revision and exams, heavy final-year workloads ES4D9, ES410,

What are we doing as a result:

  • Allowing students to take a language module- this would mean them having to overcat

Module Survey Results

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