Learning and Teaching Survey
The Learning and Teaching survey runs annually and all eligible undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students are invited to complete this survey via their student emails.
Learning and Teaching Survey: the basics
Survey opening date: Monday 12 August 2024
Survey closing date: Monday 26 August 2024
Purpose of survey: The University runs the Learning and Teaching Survey every year so we can understand how things are going for students and make positive changes around the University based on student feedback. This survey is the main way the University gathers information from students about their overall experience of studying at this University, and uses the information to set priorities for the next year(s).
Prizes: If you complete the survey you will be in the prize draw to win one of ten $100 Prezzy cards or fifty $30 UoA retail vouchers (for a variety of shops in City and Grafton campuses). Additional fifty $20 ‘early bird’ rewards are available if you complete the survey before 19 August.
'Early bird' prizes will be drawn on 20 August and main prizes will be drawn after the survey closes. Prize winners will be notified via their University email.
Please note that Survey email invites will have the ‘from’ address: learningandteaching@auckland.ac.nz
2024 survey results
2024
In 2024, just over 6,000 students participated in the survey. To see what students said, download the pdf below.
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2024 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 241.6 kB.
Document Description: This one page summary outlines 13 overall feedbacks. 5 areas where students found were going well and 5 areas for improvement in students' 2024 University experience. The result of three new questions added in 2024 are also included.
Previous years' survey results
2023
In 2023 just over 6,300 students participated in the survey. To see what students said, download the pdf below.
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2023 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 255.8 kB.
Document Description: This one page summary outlines 12 overall feedbacks. 5 areas where students found were going well and 5 areas for improvement in students' 2023 University experience. Response rate and follow up actions by the University are outlined.
2022
In 2022 nearly 3,000 students participated in the survey. To see what students said, download the pdf below.
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2022 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 378.7 kB.
Document Description: This one page summary outlines 10 areas students found were going well and 10 areas for improvement in students' 2022 University experience. Response numbers and follow up actions by the University are outlined.
2021
In 2021 nearly 3,300 students participated in the survey. To see what students said, download the pdf below.
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2021 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 143.0 kB.
Document Description: This one page summary outlines 10 areas students found were going well and 10 areas for improvement in students' 2021 University experience. Response numbers and follow up actions by the University are outlined.
2020
In 2020, despite the survey taking place while students were studying remotely, over 4,000 students participated.
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2020 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 130.9 kB.
Document Description: This one page summary outlines 10 areas students found were going well and 10 areas for improvement in students' University experience in 2020. Response numbers and follow up actions are explained.
2019
In 2019, 4,047 students completed the 2019 Learning and Teaching Survey. The infographics and tables in the documents summarise what students said in 2019.
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2019 Learning and Teaching Survey Summary Results. Size: 458.0 kB.
Document Description: This one page document reports on 10 areas students found were going well and 10 areas for improvement in students' University experience. The document gives response numbers and a summary of actions that follow on from the survey.
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2019 Infographic Learning and Teaching Survey. Size: 1.2 MB.
Document Description: This infographic summarises key strengths and improvements students perceived in their University learning and teaching experience.
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2020 Closing the Loop. Size: 86.5 kB.
Document Description: This slide lists key actions taking place at the University in 2020 in response to feedback received on previous years' Learning and Teaching Surveys.
How does the University use the student feedback?
Analysis of rated questions and open-ended comments provides important information to the University about students’ experience of learning and teaching. Results are reported to University committees and to faculties and service divisions.
What happens next?
The Pro Vice-Chancellor(Education) meets with each faculty dean and senior staff to review what students have said and what is planned in response. Student feedback is used to help determine University and faculty priorities for the next year.
Staff Resources for Survey Promotion
Staff can do a lot to help students understand the importance of the Learning and Teaching Survey, and every year the Academic Quality Office creates resources to assist staff to communicate with students about the survey. The PowerPoint slides about the survey (below) can be shown to classes, and information will be posted on the University website and on Canvas for students to see.
More about the survey
If you have been invited please let us know what you think, so we can build on what we’re getting right and make improvements where things aren’t working.
Questions have an emphasis on the learning and teaching aspects of students’ experience University as well as social factors which support students’ learning. Survey results are reported in aggregate to faculties each year and assist faculties to set priorities and areas of focus in learning and teaching.
If you have questions about the survey, please contact the Academic Quality Office at quality@auckland.ac.nz.
Learning and Teaching Survey Dashboard (Staff only)
Detailed and comprehensive breakdowns of LTS results are available to staff on this dashboard in the Enterprise Insights Portal (EIP).