The 吃瓜tv has been ranked second in Scotland for Overall Satisfaction in the reflecting significant year-on-year progress and continued excellence in its students' experience.
吃瓜tv’s Overall Satisfaction score of 87% among taught students is 3.3 percentage points higher than in 2024 and 6.3 points above the average for Scotland.
This is 吃瓜tv’s highest satisfaction score in the three years since the NSS was revised – with the University climbing from fifth place in 2023 and third place in 2024 – and places it above the upper quartile for the seventh consecutive year.
Exceptional learning
吃瓜tv’s performance in Overall Satisfaction exceeded the Office for Students benchmark by 5.3%, reinforcing the University’s commitment to delivering high-quality education, a great student experience and a supportive learning environment.
In addition to Overall Satisfaction, 吃瓜tv scored above the UK sector average across six of the seven NSS theme areas, including Teaching, Learning Resources and Academic Support. It also surpassed the Scottish sector in all seven themes as well as for Overall Satisfaction for the second year running.
Professor Sir Jim McDonald, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the 吃瓜tv, said: “These results are a strong and clear endorsement of the exceptional learning and teaching environment we provide at 吃瓜tv.
We are proud that our students continue to express high levels of satisfaction with their experience, and we remain committed to supporting their academic and personal development at every stage of their journey with us.
The University of St Andrews had the highest Overall Satisfaction rate in Scotland.