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Between November 2025 and February 2026, UKMC received 1,140 responses to its Annual Student Survey from students studying across Business Management, Digital Marketing, Health and Social Care, and Education and Childhood programmes.
Responses were gathered from students enrolled with both Canterbury Christ Church University and the University of Wolverhampton, providing a broad and representative view of the student experience.
Heard, reviewed, and acted on across every UKMC programme.
A strong majority of students expressed satisfaction with the quality of their course, highlighting the positive student experience across UKMC programmes.
Education and Childhood students expressed positive views of their course, demonstrating a high level of satisfaction with their learning experience.
Business Management students from the September 2023 cohort expressed positive satisfaction with their course, highlighting consistently strong student outcomes.
Positive feedback on course quality was reported by Business Management students across the January, May, and September 2025 cohorts, highlighting strong levels of student satisfaction.
The January 2026 Business Management batch expressed satisfaction with the quality of their course, demonstrating a highly positive learning experience.
January 2026 Business Management students said they had opportunities to apply their learning in practice, supporting the development of career-ready skills and knowledge.
Feedback from Digital Marketing students across the January and May 2025 cohorts highlights strong satisfaction with their course and a highly positive student experience.
The January 2026 Digital Marketing cohort reported a positive course experience, demonstrating an outstanding level of student satisfaction.
Health and Social Care students expressed satisfaction with the overall quality of their course, indicating generally positive perceptions of the programme.
You wanted enhanced academic support workshops, to know where to access more resources, and continued improvements to your learning experience.
We strengthened academic support services and introduced regular meetings with PATs and Lecturers to keep your learning needs on track. Workshops are being developed with the Academic Language department to embed support into the curriculum and day-to-day study.
You wanted more employability and career development opportunities.
We delivered on our employability initiatives; a Careers Fair was held on 24 February 2026 with KPMG, NHS England, and Manchester City Council, offering live CV clinics and a Mock Interview Competition. A dedicated Careers and Employability lead now works on CV, interview, and confidence-building opportunities. Visit UKMC Career fair events.
You experienced technical issues with Canvas.
The issues raised were investigated and resolved. We work closely with partners to ensure VLE systems run smoothly, improving access to your online learning environment for learning on the go and working around busy lives.
You wanted an easier way to share feedback, concerns, and suggestions.
We introduced partnership university surveys through EBS and are developing a student portal, QR code access, and module-linked surveys. Share feedback anytime at haveyoursay@ukmc.ac.uk.
