Aberystwyth University scores high in student satisfaction: National Student Survey

The majority of students are satisfied with the quality of the courses offered at Aberystwyth University.

Study in UK: The National Student Survey (NSS) 2024 has revealed that Aberystwyth University has the highest score in student satisfaction in the Wales region.

The latest survey has compiled the responses of 345,000 students from across the UK. It shows that 86% of students of the university are satisfied with the quality of teaching they're getting through their course. Aberystwyth University has outperformed the sector in main themes including - Assessment and Feedback, Academic Support, Teaching on My Course, Learning Opportunities, Organisation and Management, Learning Resources and Student Voice.

While commenting on this, Professor Tim Woods, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Learning, Teaching and Student Experience at Aberystwyth University, said: “Today’s NSS results show once more that Aberystwyth University is rated by our students as one of the best universities in the UK across all categories, reflecting the dedication of our staff to provide the best possible learning experience. Our University has a long-standing and enviable reputation for student satisfaction and today’s results underline our place amongst the strongest universities in the UK.”

"Congratulations to Aberystwyth University for another successful result in the National Students Survey. This achievement highlights the positive work and significant impact on the student experience, despite the many challenges faced this year. Undeb Aberystwyth is excited to collaborate closely with the University to maintain high student satisfaction at Aberystwyth, ensuring that Aber students enjoy their student life. The student experience remains central to our decisions and is evident in today's outcome,” added Bayanda Vundamina, President of Aberystwyth Students’ Union.

About National Student Survey

It is a large-scale survey that offers UK students a chance to give their honest feedback about their course and university. Every year, around half a million UK students are invited to take part in the survey. It gives insights about the colleges and courses which can immensely help students in making decisions about their higher education.

The final-year students participated in the survey from all publicly funded higher education universities and colleges in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and England. The survey provides significant information to the funding and regulatory bodies including the Department for Economy Northern Ireland (DfENI), the Scottish Funding Council (SFC), and the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW).

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