Get involved in programme review. Student engagement is crucial to ensuring and enhancing the quality of the University's learning and teaching. By taking opportunities to be involved with quality processes like Internal Periodic Reviews (IPRs), you are not only influencing your own studies but that of future students. Every degree programme across the University is reviewed on a six-year cycle through the process of Internal Periodic Review. There are many ways that students can get involved in programme review: Student feedback, including feedback gathered through surveys, is considered by the Panel carrying out the review. Discussions within your subject area or School about the programme review. Meeting with the Panel carrying out the programme review to discuss your experiences.In addition, each IPR Panel has a student member, who is a full member of the team and is paid for their work. The student member cannot review their own programme, but this provides an opportunity to see how another part of the University works.Find out more:Internal Periodic Review | Academic Quality and Standards | Registry Services This article was published on Tuesday 12 November 2024
