This article is for students in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences.

An important part of receiving your feedback is making sure you know what action we’re taking as a result of what you’ve told us.

‘Closing the feedback loop’ means making sure you know what we’ve done to make improvements, as well as explaining why some things can’t change. It’s an important part of building trust, increasing engagement and creating a positive and responsive student experience.

You’ll find information about changes made in response to your feedback in a variety of ways, including through your Programme Director bulletins, digital screens and updates from your student representatives. Your department will also provide updates, publish Staff-Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) minutes on KEATS and share reports and reflections following module evaluations.

Your feedback in action

Here are some examples of changes that have been made across the Faculty following feedback from students:

 

Assessment and feedback

 

Organisation and management

 

Student voice

Getting involved

There are many ways you can get involved in student voice activities. Every time you complete a module evaluation or discuss a concern about an assessment with your programme or year student representative, you’re providing feedback.

You can find out more in the article NMES: How we gather your feedback.