网络彩票APP下载_澳客彩票网-官方游戏, students are extremely satisfied with the quality of their courses according to the findings of the National Student Survey 2008.
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Eighty–seven per cent? of University of 网络彩票APP下载_澳客彩票网-官方游戏, students taking part in the survey said that they were satisfied with the overall quality of their course.? This places the University 39th in the table of the 149 UK higher education institutions in the country and 7th within the 20 research–intensive Russell Group universities.
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The most highly-rated subjects at 网络彩票APP下载_澳客彩票网-官方游戏, are physical science, including chemistry, physics and astronomy, and ocean sciences and geology (97 per cent), and mechanically-based engineering (96 per cent), closely followed by human and social geography (95 per cent), and computer science, electronic and electrical engineering, European languages and physical geography and environmental science (94 per cent).
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The University scored particularly well on the quality of its learning resources, with 89 per cent of students satisfied with library services and resources, general IT resources and access to specialised equipment, facilities or rooms. This is significantly higher than the sector average of 81 per cent.
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Almost 220,000 students responded to this year’s NSS, the highest response rate ever in the four years the Survey has been running.
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Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bill Wakeham, said: “This year’s NSS results are once again testament to the quality of courses on offer at the University of 网络彩票APP下载_澳客彩票网-官方游戏, and to the overall experience we offer our undergraduates during their time here.? It is also an endorsement of the dedication and hard work of our teaching and support staff, as well as the investment the University is making in its student facilities to create a first-class environment in which to work and study.”
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Pro Vice-Chancellor, Professor Debra Humphris, said: “These results reflect the dedication of all our staff involved in supporting the experience of our students. Importantly, they also provide us with areas in which we can continue to improve.”
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Full details of the survey results are available at www.unistats.com
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?This percentage is based on figures from HEFCE which excludes NHS funded students.