Student surveys

Your views are important to the School of the Arts and Queen Mary. There are a variety of ways in which you can tell us what you think and share your ideas for improvements. 

Module Experience Surveys

In the last few weeks of semester you will receive an email with link to complete a Module Experience Survey for each module. This is your chance to anonymously rate and comment on the module, its content, and how it was taught. Your teachers may give you time in class to complete your survey, but you can complete it at any time

All responses are anonymous. Once the survey has closed the data is collated and reports are sent back to the School, with a breakdown of the average response on each rating question, and with all the written comments included, but without any names or numbers attached.  These are then seen by the module organisers so that they can use the feedback to make improvements to the module for next time. Any very poor ratings are flagged up at Department and School Level, so that any problems can be discussed at Department meeting or at the STA Education Committee and actions can be taken.

Survey etiquette. Remember that what you enter on your module experience surveys is anonymous. There are some guidelines you should bear in mind:-

• Outline as clearly as possible what you thought was best about the module and teaching, and how the module could be improved/developed, along with any other comments you have;
• Don't use language which is inappropriate, offensive or abusive. Forms containing such language will be immediately disregarded from the evaluation process.