Overall student satisfaction at QMUL’s School of History is at 95 per cent, up from 94 per cent in 2014. The results of the 2015 National Student Survey (NSS) places QMUL History second among Russell Group universities, and second in London. Overall satisfaction among students of the BA History and Politics is 100 per cent, while overall satisfaction in BA History is 97 per cent
Professor Miri Rubin, Head of the School of History, said the results reflect “the committed work of colleagues in the School over several academic years, with the aim of making students’ personal development match the academic excellence we have long delivered”. “These results follow a string of accolades in 2015, including the entry of the School of History to the top fifty in the QS world ranking (link is external). Our ambition is to provide excellent research-led teaching, but also a friendly and supportive environment for students at all levels of study”, Professor Rubin added.
Overall student satisfaction at QMUL is at 88 per cent, up from 86 per cent in 2014. The 2015 National Student Survey ranks QMUL in the top ten among Russell Group universities and joint first in London for overall student satisfaction.