National Student Survey
What is the NSS?
The National Student Survey (NSS) is conducted annually and offers YOU, as a final year undergraduate the chance to give feedback on your entire time here at Huddersfield.
Why should I take part?
Your views really do matter to us, as we want to know first-hand what it’s like to study here at Huddersfield!
Your feedback helps the University carry on doing what we do well but also make improvements for the future generations of students.
How can I take part?
Final year undergraduate students who are eligible to take part will receive a personalised email invitation from Ipsos MORI.
Prize Draw Terms and Conditions
Learn the Terms and Conditions for the 2026 NSS Prize Draw
What is the NSS?
The NSS is conducted independently by market research company Ipsos MORI and your responses are confidential therefore your tutor cannot identify you from your response.
The NSS is extremely important, as your Student Voice will help to shape the University and the student experience, both for students who are already here and those who’ll join us in the future. The NSS results are made publicly available and your feedback helps prospective students decide where and what to study.
When completing the survey we ask you to consider your whole experience at Huddersfield, from your time as a fresher right up to now.
It only takes about ten minutes to complete the core NSS questions and includes questions about:
- Teaching on my course
- Learning Opportunities
- Marking and Assessment
- Academic Support
- Organisation and Management
- Learning Resources
- Student Voice
- Metal Wellbeing Services
- Freedom of Expression
- Open text question
If you have any questions about the National Student Survey, please visit The Student Survey or contact Ipsos MORI.
Why should I take part?
Nobody knows your course experience better than you and that's why we need you to tell us about your time here at Huddersfield.
Your Student Voice will provide us with a true picture of what your learning experience has been like and this will be used to make a real difference to you and your fellow students.
Prospective students use the results from the NSS to help them to choose where and what they want to study.
How can I take part?
In January when the survey opens Ipsos MORI will contact you directly inviting you to take part in the survey by:
- Complete the survey here
- Over the phone
It only takes about ten minutes to complete the core NSS questions.
If you cannot access the survey, please double check the validation information that you have entered. Please also check that you are eligible to complete the survey, by using the eligibility criteria.
You can also contact Ipsos MORI.
Once you have completed the survey, you will not be contacted again or receive any further reminders from Ipsos MORI.
How we listen to your Student Voice
Last year over 2,300 students completed the NSS and gave us their feedback on the University of Huddersfield!
- The results were analysed and discussed in your school
- We listened and action plans were developed based on your Student Voice
- Together we made positive changes across campus!
Terms and Conditions for National Student Survey (“NSS”) 2026 Prize Draw:
1. This prize draw is being administered by IPSOS on behalf of the University of Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield, HD1 3DH (“the University”).
2. The prize draw is open to the University’s final year undergraduates who are invited to take part in the NSS 2026.
3. Entries must be made by entering the National Student Survey online between 7th January 2026 to 30th April 2026. The survey does not need to be completed for the draw to be entered. Entries made by telephone will not be eligible for the draw.
4. The prize is one of five £50 supermarket vouchers. The supermarket voucher is to be chosen by the selected winner. The Supermarket vouchers included in the prize draw are for Aldi, Sainsburys, Morrisons, Asda or Tesco exclusively. There is no cash alternative to the prize; however, we reserve the right to substitute the prize with a prize of equal value. The prize is non- negotiable or transferable.
5. The winning entries will be drawn by IPSOS and will be contacted by the University’s Planning Team, Vice-Chancellor’s Office.
6. Winners will be notified via email on or before 15th May 2026.
7. If any winners of the prize draw are unable to take up the prize for any reason, or if the University, after making reasonable efforts, has not been able to make contact with the winners, or if the prize is not claimed within 28 days of receipt of notification, the University reserves the right to award that prize to an alternative winner to be determined by the University’s Planning Team, Vice-Chancellor’s Office.
8. No purchase necessary.
9. The University will not be liable for any damage, loss or disappointment suffered by any person taking part or not being able to take part in a prize draw.
10. The University reserves the right to amend these rules at any time. It is the responsibility of the participants to keep themselves informed of any changes to these rules. Entry into the prize draw implies acceptance of these terms. For any updated terms, please revert to the student survey webpage.
11. Any dispute or claim arising out of in connection with a prize draw will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales and entrants irrevocably agree that the Courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of or in connection with a prize draw.
12. This prize draw is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Aldi, Sainsburys, Morrisons, Asda or Tesco.