Oxford SU continues boycott of National Student Survey
A main point of contention in the past, and the motivator for starting the boycott in 2017, was the survey’s links to the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). Historically, the TEF could have permitted higher-performing universities to charge above the £9250 fee cap.
SU boycotts National Student Survey
The motion passed with a 75% majority, meeting the two thirds majority required to succeed.
Oxford SU stays neutral on NSS boycott
Last year a University-wide protest last year led to Oxford being one of only four Universities to be left out of the survey results.
Oxford left out of National Student Survey results after major boycott
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