This comprehensive plan demonstrates a joint commitment to enhancing the quality of learning and teaching, in recognition of their foundational role in the overall student experience.
The SEAP includes a Statement of Assurance - a pledge to ensure change signed by University Principal Professor Sir Peter Mathieson - and a Statement of Partnership signed by Students' Association Vice-President Education, Dylan Walch.
The SEAP is required under the new Tertiary Quality Enhancement Framework introduced by the Scottish Funding Council and reflects a collective ambition to create meaningful change for students.
The plan highlights ambitious actions to address key areas of the student experience including assessment and feedback, the student support model, and amplifying the student voice. The plan will be reviewed annually.