The University of Brighton is committed to listening to feedback and is open to new ideas from students, staff, business and industry to ensure we remain a university fit for the challenges of the 21st century and the student experience is the best that it can be.
How students can feedback
Students can feedback in a variety of ways appropriate to the nature of feedback. Ways to feedback include talking to staff, through Brighton Students' Union, through course reps, via surveys and evaluation forms and through the National Student Survey.
The National Student Survey
The National Student Survey (NSS) is a national annual survey for final year undergraduate students to provide feedback about their time at university. Data from the survey and students’ comments provide the university with real insight into courses and processes and tell us what we are doing well and where we need to improve.
Find out what students told us in past surveys and what we did about it.
The National Student Survey is now open.
Students' Union
The University of Brighton Students' Union offers information, advice and support about a range issues that may affect students' experience, including: mitigating circumstances, misconduct, plagiarism, appeals or complaints.
Students' Union course reps
Every year of every course at the University of Brighton has a course representative. Course representatives are the voice of students at a course level and provide the vital link between students and staff.
Find out more on your Students' Union course rep.
