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National Student Survey

The University of Worcester values the views of its students and makes use of a variety of forms of student feedback to improve what we do. One important source of feedback is the National Student Survey (NSS), which is an annual survey of final year undergraduates at all UK Universities and Colleges about their learning and teaching experiences.

Find out more about how the University of Worcester responded to the NSS 2011

From 1st November, Library users will be able to search across approximately 97% of our resources at once, using Summon.

Using the latest harvesting and search technology, Summon provides a single search for 97% of the library's resources, delivering a Google-style experience which ranks the results in order of relevancy and availability. ILS provides the knowledge behind the system, making sure that these resources are all selected as authoritative, useful materials, worthy of a citation in academic work, while Summon brings them to the screen. Try Summon out.

How to live in the digital world in 2011 Annual Survey

How do you use modern technologies in your lives, in general and in your studies? Each year information from this survey will be reported on and used to inform the Digital Literacy Strategy. The University is monitoring where we are in the digital world and planning for where we might be heading.

Complete our survey and be entered in a draw to win a £50 Amazon voucher.

Do you want to find out if you may be dyslexic?

Did you know the University now has a campus wide dyslexia screening test (LADS), which you can take in your own time? All you need is a networked computer, a pair of headphones and a valid student photocopy card (to print your results). For more information go to: http://www.worc.ac.uk/student/disability/11839.html