Resources & Opportunities

Every year Student Voice construct Dashboards to show where students have engaged throughout the year! You can find key stats such as number of Speak Week cards from your school and number of the ESLA nominations. You can use this to help plan your year as an Academic Rep, if you've got any questions please email StudentReps@cardiff.ac.uk

Here are the Student Voice Dashboards from previous years, you can use these to compare and see how well your School is improving with number of Speak Week cards submitted alogn with other key stats such as elections and Enriching Student Life Awards nominations. If you've got any questions about the Student Voice Dashboards please get in touch by emailing StudentReps@cardiff.ac.uk.

The National Students Survey is aimed at final year students to gather opinions from students about their experience of their course. Cardiff University Students feedback from the NSS provides the University with a picture of what the learning experience was like for the student completing their course in that year. From this the University can identify strengths and weaknesses. This information can be used to help effect changes designed to improve the student experience for both current and prospective students.

Click on you course in the table below to see how your school did. As a rep you can use this information to see what your schools strengths are and what areas you can work on with the school to improve.  

The Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) is aimed at Postgrad Taught students to gather opinions from students about their experience of their college. Cardiff University Students feedback from the PTES provides the University with important benchmarks for individual programmes against anonymous, aggregated results in other Russell Group institutions. From this the University can identify strengths and weaknesses. This information can be used to help effect changes designed to improve the student experience for both current and prospective students.Postgrad Taught Experience Survey (PTES) Results 2018

Click on you college below to see how your college did. As a rep you can use this information to see what your schools strengths are and what areas you can work on with the school to improve.  

The Study@Cardiff Survey is designed to assess the satisfaction of current undergraduate students who are not in their first or final years of study. It allows eligible students the opportunity to give opinions on their university experience which will then be acted upon whilst they are still studying. 

Click on you course in the table below to see how your school did. As a rep you can use this information to see what your schools strengths are and what areas you can work on with the school to improve.  

The Student Charter has been developed as a partnership and defines the roles and responsibilities of all of us: students, the Students’ Union and the University. The Charter informs you of what you can expect from the University and the Students’ Union and what is expected of you. As a Student Academic Rep, it’s important you know these expectations and what students can do if the University does not meet your expectations. There are eight communities each with useful information and links to all related services that you might need to know about whilst you are at Cardiff. If things do not meet your expectations you can use the website as a guide to the next steps you should take. The Student Charter is not aspirational; you can expect all of the services outlined in the Student Charter. Don’t forget, there are expectations on you too. You should always seek to:

• Raise issues at an early stage and seek advice if these are not resolved;
• Inform the University promptly of any changes to your circumstances;
• Inform us if your own Cardiff experience is adversely affected by the behaviour of fellow students or staff;
• Seek advice immediately if your academic progress, or any other aspect of your Cardiff experience, gives you cause for concern.

The sooner the University is aware of aspects that are not meeting your expectations, or areas you are having difficulty with, the sooner it can work with you to explore how these can be addressed to improve your experience.

To find out more please visit: www.cardiff.ac.uk/studentcharter.