By Beds SU
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
Your feedback can help make real changes to your experience at the University of Bedfordshire. Across Beds SU and the University, there are 3 ways you can share feedback and help make positive changes to the student experience.
Whether you have an idea, an issue affecting your studies, or want to tell us what's working well, your feedback can influence everything. This includes teaching and assessments to facilities, support services, opportunities on your course and student social activities.
Please note- all feedback that is shared with the Univesity on your behalf is done so anonymously.
So, how can you share feedback?
1. Online
The Online Feedback Form is available online 24/7 and can be completed as many times as you like. It is especially useful for students who may be away from campus a lot, such as placements and apprentice students.
2. Talk to a Rep
Your Course Rep, Student Voice Leader (SVL), Student Experience Leader (SEL), Student Champion (SC), or Student Campaign Lead can all help raise feedback on your behalf. They're role is to listen to students and ensure your views are represented in discussions with University staff.
3. Attend a Meeting
Throughout the year, students are given opportunities to share feedback during their units, as well as through meetings and events hosted by Beds SU and the University. This feedback helps inform conversations at School Student Experience Committees (SSECs), where staff and students work together to improve the student experience.
What happens after you share feedback?
Feedback is gathered, reviewed, and discussed by the relevant teams. Actions are then identified and followed up, and outcomes are shared with students through channels such as "You Said, We Did" updates, newsletters, webpages, and digital screens. This is known as 'Closing the Feedback Loop'.
Is my feedback anonymous?
Yes! When feedback is discussed with the University, it is shared anonymously. This means the focus stays on the issue or idea being raised, rather than who raised it, allowing honest feedback to contribute to positive change.
Every piece of feedback helps us better understand the student experience. If there's something you'd like to share, make your voice heard through one of the three feedback methods and help shape what happens next!