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Faculty of Applied Humanities
Thirty four per cent (34%) of students from the Faculty of Applied Humanities responded to the Annual Programme Survey and 28 of the 41 programmes included in the survey (68%) received ten or more responses.
Programmes
- Overall, 83% of students were satisfied with their programme in the Faculty of Applied Humanities.
- 92% of faculty programmes were rated 4.0 or above.
- All of the programmes in the survey received a rating of 3.71 or higher.
Students in the Faculty of Applied Humanities are generally very positive about their experience in the programmes offered by the Faculty. Levels of satisfaction with the programmes are very good, with very low dissatisfaction.
You can see a list of these programmes and their ratings here (students and staff access only).
Programmes flagged for action
There was a small number of programmes which had higher levels of dissatisfaction in specific areas and were flagged for action.
Papers
There were 206 papers in the Faculty of Applied Humanities that received 10 or more responses.
- 99% of Applied Humanities papers received ratings of 3.0 and above (the mid-point on the scale)
- Over half of these papers (57%, 117) received ratings of 4.0 or above.
This indicates high levels of satisfaction overall with papers in Applied Humanities.
You can see a list of these papers and their ratings here (students and staff access only).
Papers flagged for action
There was a small number of papers which had higher levels of dissatisfaction and were flagged for action.