Take your annual survey
Tell us what you think. Take your Student Survey and be in for a 1 in 50 chance at winning a £25 voucher.
Listening to your views and opinions is vital to how we enhance student life and student satisfaction. With your help, we are working together to ensure that your time here is successful and rewarding.
For each level of study, there is a different annual survey for students to complete. These will take place across different points in the year and are indicated below.
Which survey should I complete?
Depending on your level of study and your course, you will be asked to complete one of the following:
Undergraduate first year - Monday 26 February - Friday 15 March 2024
Your Voice 1Undergraduate second year - Monday 27 November - Sunday 17 December 2023
Your Voice 2Undergraduate final year (third/fourth year) - open Monday 15 January - Tuesday 30 April 2024
National Student Survey (NSS)Postgraduate taught - Monday 19 February - 13 June 2024
Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES)- Postgraduate research - will next be run in 2024/5 academic year
Postgraduate Research Experience Survey (PRES)
If you are unsure which survey applies and we have not contacted you please email surveys@city.ac.uk or check our frequently asked questions.
How do I log in?
National Student Survey (NSS)
To complete the National Student Survey, you will need to answer specific questions to yourself.
Your Voice 1 (YV1) and Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES)
You will to enter a username and password. Your username is your student Student Number and your password is the last three digits of the same number. You can find your Student Number on your City Student ID card.
Why does City use surveys?
Feedback from students is essential to inform the development of City's courses and to help shape all aspects of the learning experience. We actively seek and encourage you to give us your views and online surveys are one of the main ways that we do this.
What happens to the feedback I provide?
Your feedback will be considered by your programme team so that we can identify what we are doing well and what we need to improve. We will also tell you what changes we are making as a result of your comments.