On Thursday 30 July, a number of ACU undergraduate and postgraduate students will receive an invitation to complete the Student Experience Survey (SES).
This survey is undertaken every year to provide the Australian Government and higher education sector with important insights into the current learning experiences of students.
We place a high value on the information provided via the SES, as it helps inform the future direction of learning and teaching at ACU.
Please encourage students to respond if they have been asked to participate. The Social Research Centre, which is conducting the survey on behalf of the government, will contact participants via their ACU student email address. All survey responses are confidential and no personal information will be linked back to the individual student.
The survey will close on Sunday 30 August.
More information about the SES can be found on the SES website or the QILT website.
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