In addition to their overall satisfaction, UvA students have also scored the university and their education on various theme’s, like the content of their course programme and the preparation for a professional career. On these aspects you scored the UvA as follows:
Theme |
Score |
Content and organisation |
3.78 |
Connection to professional practice / career |
3.09 |
Teachers |
3.86 |
Guidance / counselling |
3.67 |
Examination and assessment |
3.62 |
Engagement and contact |
3.86 |
Results per faculty
The Amsterdam University College (AUC) gets the highest overall satisfaction score within the UvA: a 3,93 out of 5! For the other faculties the results on overall satisfaction are:
Faculty |
Score |
ACTA |
3.56 |
AUC |
3.93 |
AMC |
3.84 |
FdR |
3.78 |
FEB |
3.67 |
FGw |
3.88 |
FMG |
3.90 |
FNWI |
3.92 |
NSE during the coronacrisis
The National Student Survey is the responsibility of Stichting Studiekeuze123. In 2020 the organization decided to cancel the survey because of the influence the coronacrisis had on education in March 2020. Even though students were still (mostly) studying from home in 2021, this year Studiekeuze123 did ask you all to evaluate your university and course programme through the National Student Survey. It is therefore possible that the coronacrisis and its effects have influenced the results of the questionnaire.
What is the National Student Survey?
The National Student Survey (NSE) is a national survey in which over 270.000 students give their opinion on their university and their course programme. The results are an important feedback tool for the UvA to see what students think about the various aspects of their education. Results of this survey are analysed by the UvA and (where possible) used for improvement initiatives. Earlier NSE results were used to create a job board for students and alumni for example, and to make course evaluations available to students as well as lecturers.
More information
Want to know more about the theme scores for your faculty of which points of improvement come from these results? Keep an eye on your faculty news! Or continue reading in the A – Z list.