The National Student Survey (NSS) is open from 13 January to 30 April 2025 for final-year undergraduates. This is your opportunity to share your honest opinion about your entire degree experience at King’s.

Why complete the survey?

• It's quick & easy: Completing the survey takes just 5 minutes on average.
• Make an impact: Your feedback will help shape the experiences of current and future students.

What is the NSS?

The NSS is a nationwide survey conducted by Ipsos, an independent research agency, and commissioned by the Office for Students (OfS). It gathers feedback from final-year undergraduate students across the UK about the quality of their courses.

Why does the NSS matter?

Your opinion matters. By participating in the NSS, you contribute to meaningful improvements at King’s. Thanks to student feedback we are:

• Improving your assessment experience, by scrapping the cap on late coursework submissions, updating our mitigating circumstances policy, and adding a grace period for online exam submissions.
• Prioritising your wellbeing, by investing in our counselling, mental health and disability teams to reduce wait times, offering Take Time Out Tuesdays and Thursdays, and offering 'Relaxed Graduations' for those who prefer a less busy setting.
• Enhancing your sense of community, by offering free Community Breakfasts and Community Fridge, and by introducing a film club and arts club.
• Supporting your career journey, through our careers fairs and King's Edge Festivals, by introducing free interview service Shortlist.me and CV checker CareerSet, and through our Career Insights programme for final year undergraduates.
• Celebrating and supporting our diversity, through our first ever Welcome Ceremony in September 2024, by offering sunflower lanyards, and by improving the accessibility and equipment of our campuses.
• Improving our campuses and campus safety, by investing in our study spaces, introducing our SafeZone app, creating a women's only gym and extending gym opening times during Ramadan.

Read more about these changes and many more on our student feedback page.

Win a Free Graduation package

As of Monday 31 March, the prize draw is now closed.

The winners of the 25 free graduation packages are as follows:

• Kian Afsah-Hedjri (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Jiaxin You (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Kirra Webb (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Oliver Harrison (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Rachel Hughes (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Anika (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Theodore Browning (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Tyana Patel (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Mathilde Balmary (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Anastasia Stone (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
• Alexis Miki Haggstrom (King's Business School)
• Alyala Choudhry (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Minkai Zhou (King's Business School)
• Jiya Desai (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Lea-Marie Nusser (Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience)
• Maddie Rudkin (The Dickson Poon School of Law)
• Muhammad Saif (Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences)
• Sumaya Begum (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy)
• Rongyu Wang (Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences)
• Zina Khayyat (Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience)
• Jackie Odunwo (Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine)
• Warren Hows (Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine)
• LK (initials only)
• CN (initials only)
• PP (initials only)

Package includes

• Free guest tickets.
• Free gown hire.
• Free professional photography.

Read our Terms and Conditions for full details.