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教學相長，學生的反饋與意見向來是提供高等教育單位反省並改善的重要關鍵之一。繼四月公佈的University Subject Tables 2016裡，英國里茲大學商學院(Leeds University Business School)行銷學系(Marketing)在該領域中獲得全英第一。

近日最新英國「全國學生調查」(National Student Survey)，里茲大學商學院平均以高達90%以上學生滿意度，在商學、管理、人資、行銷皆名列全英前三（灑花～）

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資料來源：http://business.leeds.ac.uk/about-us/article/business-school-on-the-up-in-national-student-survey/

Business School on the up in National Student Survey

Wednesday 12 August 2015

Leeds University Business School has once again achieved excellent results in the 2015National Student Survey (NSS), demonstrating the high value our students place on their experience and reaffirming its position as a leading business school.

All subject areas at the Business School achieved over 90% for overall student satisfaction. Human Resource Management (HRM) has achieved a maximum 100%; Accounting and Finance, International Business and Management closely follow, all achieving 95% or more.

When compared with other Russell Group institutions, the Business School is excellently positioned for overall satisfaction. The School appears in the top three across all relevant subject areas. It is placed 1st for Business Studies, Human Resource Management, Management studies and Marketing, holding the top spot in the latter for the second year running.

Nick Scott, Pro-Dean for Student Education, commented, “Feedback from our students is key in understanding how we can continue to build upon our student experience. These excellent results acknowledge the hard work of both students and staff, and holding such strong positions among our peers is testament to our position as a leading UK business school.”

Across the wider University of Leeds, a record 90% of this year’s final year students said they were either satisfied or very satisfied with the overall quality of their course – up 2% on last year’s figures and well above the average of 86% in what is a highly competitive sector. Within the UK’s 24 research-intensive Russell Group universities, Leeds now shares third place, up from joint 11th last year, based on students’ scores for overall satisfaction.

The NSS is a census of nearly half a million students across the UK, which has been conducted annually since 2005. The survey gives students the opportunity to share their opinions on what they liked about their course, learning experience and overall student satisfaction, as well as areas that they feel could have been improved.