The Law School is delighted to report a surge in positivity in its National Student Survey (NSS) 2026 results, with 90% of Swansea University law students reporting that they are satisfied with their course, and positivity scores going up in every area of the survey.
Students rated the Law School particularly highly in key aspects of the student experience, including Teaching, Academic Support, and Learning Opportunities, demonstrating the School's continued commitment to providing an engaging, supportive and high-quality learning environment.
These results reflect the dedication of academic and professional services staff, as well as the valuable partnership between the School and its students. Over recent years, the Law School has worked closely with students to enhance teaching, strengthen academic support, and create opportunities for students to develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed in their studies and future careers.
Professor Alison Perry, Head of the School of Law said:
“We are delighted to see improvements across all NSS themes. These outcomes reflect the hard work and commitment of colleagues across the School and the constructive partnership we have with our students. We are grateful to our students for their feedback, which continues to shape and enhance the learning experience we provide.”
The School remains committed to building on this success and continuing to deliver an outstanding student experience for current and future students.
* 90% is based on Q.28, which applies only to Universities in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland