Surveys

The objective of the survey is to determine the students' degree of satisfaction with the university teaching staff's teaching activity in the subjects that the students are currently studying.

The strategy for promoting quality in the URV considers that knowing the students' degree of satisfaction with the university teaching staff is a key element for promoting continuous improvement. The results obtained are an essential piece of the process of accrediting qualifications and evaluating the teaching staff.

• Calendar:

  - Survey of bachelor's degree subjects (first semester): from 14 November to 20 December 2024
  - Survey of master's degree subjects (first semester): from 14 November to 20 December 2024
  - Results of the survey of bachelor's and master's degree subjects (first semester): 3 February 2025
  - Survey of bachelor's degree subjects (second semester and annual): 12 March to 23 May 2025
  - Survey of master's degree subjects (second semester and annual): 12 March to 23 May 2025
  - Results of the survey of bachelor's and master's degree subjects (second semester and annual): 23 June 2025

• Access to the survey on student satisfaction with teaching staff (access for URV students)
  "You can answer the survey by accessing the Virtual Campus using any device with a web browser (not using the Moodle app). Please find below the procedure for answering the surveys (video link).
• Survey results

  The participation results will be available as soon as students can start answering the surveys.
  The evaluation results will be available as from the end of the period for recording final grades, in line with the university's academic calendar for bachelor's degrees.

  An overall analysis of the data is made and the teaching staff obtain a report with the average scores for each of the items answered by the students.
  Reports of academic years.
  The teaching staff, academic heads of the centre and departments, and degree and master's degree coordinators can consult their particular results at Student Satisfaction Surveys on the Intranet.

The objective is to determine the teaching staff who, during an academic year, have obtained the students' recognition in the satisfaction surveys.

• The teaching staff who obtain twenty or more student-rated surveys and a minimum rating, rounded to one decimal place, of 9 or higher obtain recognition from the Evaluation Committee of the Teaching and Research Group (CACDI) for their good results in the surveys answered by the students.
• Granting recognition
  Recognition is automatic based on the number of surveys and the assessment that the teaching staff obtain.
• Results of the recognition
  Teaching and research staff staff who have received official recognition for the high results they have obtained in student satisfaction surveys.
  Teaching and research staff recognized for the academic year, center and department.