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Student Voice

We’re here to help you achieve and succeed and we need your help to do this. Throughout the academic year, we’ll ask you to give us feedback on your experiences so we can understand what we’re doing well and where we can make things better.

Sharing your opinions can help us to make the Edge Hill experience better, for you and future students looking at joining us.

See examples of how we’ve listened to what you said

How can I get involved?

Student Voice Survey: Course feedback

Twice a year, you’ll be asked to provide feedback on your course, anonymously.

Teaching staff will respond to your feedback and let you know about any changes made, usually in a subsequent class and/or electronically.

Student Voice Survey: Module feedback

A short, anonymous survey which gives you the opportunity to rate each module and tell us what has gone well and any suggestions you may have.

Feedback is used to shape future modules you may take, and make improvements for future students.

Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey

An opportunity for postgraduate students to provide feedback about their experience at Edge Hill University.

This an externally run survey via AdvanceHE and allows us to enhance the postgraduate experience.

National Student Survey

The NSS is an external, UK-wide survey that provides all undergraduate final year students with an opportunity to provide feedback about their experience at Edge Hill before they graduate. The NSS is now open for current final year students until the 30 April 2025.

Whether you’ve been happy with your experience studying here, or you have ideas on how we can improve, the NSS is a great way to let us know. The results are used to make improvements across the University and are widely publicised to help inform future students’ decisions on where to study.

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Whatuni and Uni Compare

These opportunities allow you to write a review for Edge Hill and rate various aspects of the University. Your review will be posted on the University course comparison sites, Whatuni and Uni Compare and will help future students’ choose what and where to study.

Complete your Whatuni and Uni Compare surveys by Friday 28 February and Thursday 1 May respectively and be in the chance to win up to £600 worth of prizes.

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Other ways to have your voice heard

Student Voice Community

Students have the opportunity to join the Student Voice Community and provide feedback on a range of topics throughout the year, via various incentivised activities including polls, surveys and focus groups.

Course Representatives

Course Reps are responsible for gathering feedback from their peers which is discussed at departmental Staff Student Consultative Forums (SSCFs) and sharing any outcomes.

Suggestion box

Through our anonymous online suggestion box, you can tell us what is working well and how we can help to make your student experience better. Click here to ‘Have Your Say’.

Consultation stations

Throughout the year you will see feedback walls and coin drops around campus where you can provide feedback on a specific question or topic.

Student Advisory Panels

SAPs allow students to offer their feedback and ideas on the support services we offer. Those who self-identify as being from one or more specific groups are eligible to apply to take part.

Students’ Union: Feedback channels

You can share your feedback with the Students’ Union (an organisation which is independent from the University) via your Faculty President. 

How do we use your feedback?

We use your feedback to try and make a positive difference to the student experience for both you as a current student and for future prospective students.

See examples of how we’ve listened to what you said