Employment Status of the Students admitted for Bachelor of Arts, Archaeology of Ancient Civilisations in The University of Liverpool
- Proportion of students in work and/or study 15 months after their course ended :85%
- Proportion of students who are undertaking further study 15 months after their course ended :25%
- Proportion of students unemployed 15 months after their course ended :5%
- Proportion of students previously in work or study 15 months after their course ended :10%
- Proportion of students in work and study 15 months after their course ended :5%
- Proportion of students who are not available for work or study 15 months after their course ended :0%
- Proportion of students in work 15 months after their course ended :55%
Salary Status of the Students admitted to Bachelor of Arts, Archaeology of Ancient Civilisations in The University of Liverpool
- Course lower quartile salary (15 months after graduation) :18500
- Course Median salary (15 months after graduation) :20000
- Course upper quartile salary (15 months after graduation) :22000
- Provider percentage for graduates employed within the UK (15 months after graduation) :100%
- Provider percentage for graduates employed in England (15 months after graduation) :95%
- Provider percentage for graduates employed in Northern Ireland (15 months after graduation) :0%
- Provider percentage for graduates employed in Scotland (15 months after graduation) :0%
- Provider percentage for graduates employed in Wales (15 months after graduation) :5%
Students Opinion about Bachelor of Arts, Archaeology of Ancient Civilisations in The University of Liverpool
- Staff are good at explaining things :96%
- Staff have made the subject interesting :91%
- The course is intellectually stimulating :90%
- Course has challenged Students to achieve my best work :77%
- Course has provides opportunities to explore ideas or concepts in depth :80%
- Course provides opportunities to bring information and ideas together from different topics :85%
- Course provides opportunities to apply what the students learnt :79%
- The criteria used in marking have been clear in advance :87%
- Marking and assessment has been fair :81%
- Feedback on Students work has been timely :57%
- Receives helpful comments on students work:84%
- Students can contact staff whenever needed :90%
- Sufficient advice and guidance in relation to the course :83%
- Good advice was available when Students needed to make study choices on my course :66%
- The course is well organised and running smoothly :59%
- The timetable works efficiently for the Students :76%
- Any changes in the course or teaching have been communicated effectively :70%
- The IT resources and facilities provided have supported students learning well :87%
- The library resources (e.g. books, online services and learning spaces) have supported students learning well :89%
- Students able to access course-specific resources (e.g. equipment, facilities, software, collections) whenever needed :90%
- Students feel part of a community of staff and students :60%
- Students had the right opportunities to work with other students as part of the course :76%
- Students had the right opportunities to provide feedback on the course :89%
- Staff value students' views and opinions about the course. :75%
- It is clear how students' feedback on the course has been acted on:43%
- The students' union (association or guild) effectively represents students' academic interests :62%
- Overall, students are satisfied with the quality of the course. :83%
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