UL Student Exit Survey
UL's Exit Survey is not currently running. With the national student engagement survey paused whilst under review, UL introduced an institutional student satisfaction survey in 2023/24, co-ordinated by QSU. This survey for all taught programme students will be rolled out again in Spring 2024/25.
A central theme in the university's strategic plan is building on our achievements and to provide a highly engaged learning experience for every one of our students by enhancing the student experience. Each year, all students that are due to graduate are invited to participate in the UL Student Exit Survey (based on the UK’s National Student Survey). This survey gives students the opportunity to reflect on their time at UL and give feedback on their unique student experiences. The University's Executive Committee Quality Committee approved the suspension of the exit survey in 2020, pending the review of student survey mechanisms as part of the StELA project.
2021 Response Rate 26%
2019 Response Rate 24%
2018 Response Rate 28%
2017 Response Rate 32%
In addition to their overall satisfaction with UL and their course, students are asked how satisfied they are with each of the following areas:
- Teaching and Learning
- Assessment and Feedback
- Academic Support
- (Course) Organisation and Management
- Learning Resources
- Personal Development
- Work Placements
The results of these surveys are taken very seriously by UL and resources are invested in the areas identified as most in need of improvement.