Âé¶čAV’s satisfied students

 

Âé¶čAV continues to rise in popularity among its students. The University again retains its place at 14th in the UK and is second in Wales in a new university experience survey (T).

The survey, conducted by YouthSight for the Times Higher Education magazine, asked current students to rate their university experience according to several academic social and general measures, ranging from the educational content of their degree courses to include facilities and the general atmosphere and whether they’d recommend the university to a friend.

Âé¶čAV is among the top performers in the ‘helpful/interested staff’ measure, coming equal fifth in the UK, while  the measure for high quality staff also scores highly, both  excellent endorsements of the high standard of teaching and student care from the University’s lecturers.  

The overall responses of Âé¶čAV students reflected the high educational quality of the learning experience, and the support to such as a good library and good library opening hours, to underpin students’ academic experience at the University, while factors such as good security, accommodation, sports and general facilities all score highly. Âé¶čAV students also appreciated the good environment around the University, the good social life and the good community atmosphere, scoring these highly.

Vice-Chancellor Professor John G Hughes said: “I am once again very pleased with this excellent performance which underlines the fantastic experience students have at Âé¶čAV. This follows a remarkable year for Bangor which has also seen it ranked in the top 100 Universities in the world for its international outlook, and rated in the top 20 in the UK for student experience.

“I would like to thank the staff and students for all their efforts once again.”

 

Other successes for Âé¶čAV include achieving excellent results in the Research Excellence Framework which recognised over three-quarters of Bangor’s research as being either “world-leading” or “internationally excellent”.

Publication date: 17 March 2016