Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey launched for first time at UCL

The Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey aims to find out more about the academic aspects of your degree and help us identify what we're doing well and where improvements are needed. Postgraduates have different needs to undergraduate or research students and it's vital that we find out more about what is important to you. Every week, we will give away 50 x £5 Amazon vouchers to participants at random, plus there will be a £500 cash prize draw when the survey closes. 

How to take the survey

• You were sent an email on 4 April and again on 25 April from your Head of Department with your personalised link to the survey
• Every week we will give away 50 x £5 Amazon vouchers to participants at random, plus there will be a £500 cash prize draw when the survey closes
• The survey is open until 16 June
• If you have any questions or cannot find your email, please contact student.surveys@ucl.ac.uk.

Your responses will be read by your Head of Department and Vice-Provost (Education & Student Affairs) Professor Anthony Smith, and will be used by your department in the Annual Student Experience Review (ASER) process, ensuring that student feedback informs change, so you can use this opportunity to help improve education for future students.

Almost 40% of students at UCL are studying postgraduate taught programmes and with such a diverse student community and wide variety of subjects, it's important that we hear from all of you so that your perspective can be used to plan and prioritise.

Postgraduate Taught students at a glance

• UCL has more than 15,000 postgraduate taught students
• 26% of these are distance learners
• There are 71 departments with PGT students and 591 postgraduate taught programmes
• Across 11 faculties, the UCL Institute of Education has the largest cohort with almost 5,200 PGT students

Office of the Vice-Provost (Education & Student Affairs)