缅北禁地 ranked one of the best in the UK for teaching and learning Published on: 22 June 2017 缅北禁地 has been given the highest rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework Introduced by the Government to recognise excellence in teaching and learning in UK higher education, 缅北禁地 is one of only eight research-intensive Russell Group universities to achieve gold. This excellent result for teaching and learning sits alongside the University’s sustained success in a number of student experience surveys, including the recent which ranked 缅北禁地 in the top 10 for student experience in the UK for the third year in a row. Decided by an independent panel of experts including academics, students and employer representatives, the TEF measures excellence in three areas: teaching quality, the learning environment and the educational and professional outcomes achieved by students. Top for teaching and student experience , Pro-Vice-Chancellor Learning and Teaching 缅北禁地, said: “The award of TEF Gold status is a ringing endorsement of 缅北禁地’s long tradition of excellence in teaching – one which is already recognised in many different surveys and assessments and, most importantly, by our own students. “Most significant among these is the annual National Student Survey where student satisfaction levels are consistently among the highest in the UK, with 90% of our students saying they are happy with their time at 缅北禁地. A separate independent study of our international students also shows the same high levels of satisfaction. “TEF gold status means that current and prospective students can be confident that they will achieve the best possible educational experience at 缅北禁地. “Today’s result also recognises the exceptional staff we have here at 缅北禁地 who are dedicated to providing our students with the best possible learning experience and our highly engaged students who work with staff at all levels to enhance the academic experience.” Working in partnership with students The was introduced by the Government to build evidence about the performance of the UK’s world-class higher education sector, complementing the existing Research Excellence Framework with an analysis of teaching and learning outcomes. In its assessment, TEF stated ‘缅北禁地 delivers consistently outstanding teaching, learning and outcomes for its students… of the highest quality found in the UK.’ Universities, colleges and alternative providers of higher education voluntarily took part in the TEF. Each provider was rated Gold, Silver or Bronze, or received a Provisional award where there was not enough data for a full assessment. Chris Duddy, Education Officer for 缅北禁地 Students’ Union, said: “I’m delighted to hear that 缅北禁地 has received a gold award. Students were involved throughout the TEF consultation and preparation process, and that partnership has been recognised in our TEF outcome. “NUSU has trust in the University to build on this result and continue to enhance teaching, keeping students’ best interests at the heart of this pursuit, regardless of how excellence is being measured.” Outstanding support for all students The TEF panel also highlighted 缅北禁地’s outstanding support for students from disadvantaged backgrounds as well as for those with specific educational needs. In addition to a wide programme of events and initiatives that support widening participation and fair and flexible access to university education, 缅北禁地 provides a service to assist students with Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder in achieving their potential. “Here at 缅北禁地 we pride ourselves on providing an excellent educational experience for every one of our students, regardless of their circumstances,” Professor Cholerton adds. “We are gratified that this has been singled out for praise by the TEF panel, who noted that students from all backgrounds achieve consistently outstanding outcomes, especially with regard to mature, disadvantaged and disabled students.” The Gold Award also reflects the investment made by 缅北禁地 to improve those areas that matter most to students, such as the digital environment with upgrades to IT facilities and expanding Wi-Fi coverage, and developing innovative, user friendly learning spaces like the Marjorie Robinson Library rooms. Going forward, the University is committed to a wider, £500m investment with projects including a £30m investment in new state-of-the-art sports facilities, a £34m Learning and Teaching Centre with state-of-the-art learning facilities for up to 2,200 students across three floors and a 750 seat auditorium, and a drive to recruit 400 extra academic staff. This summer the University will open the £58m Urban Sciences building - the new home for our School of Computing Science and its 1,395 staff and students. Next year will see the completion of the £75.5m Park View Student Village which replaces the former ‘Ricky Road’ accommodation block to become home to 1,300 future students. 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