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Future student online experiences

Future student online experiences

Sharing the work of the Prospective Student Web Team

  1. Future student online experiences
  2. Student experience insights
  3. We’re taking over the Marketing and Communications Forum in January

We’re taking over the Marketing and Communications Forum in January

The Prospective Student Web Team are delivering all the sessions in this month’s Marcomms Forum. Join us to learn about usability testing the new postgraduate degree finder, editorial advice to improve postgraduate degree profiles, and how to use our student journey maps.

Book a place

What: Marcomms Forum – a monthly online meet up for the University’s marketing community

When: Thursday 22 January, 3:00pm – 4:30pm

Where: Online – book a place (Staff login needed)

Agenda

Timings are approximate.

  • 3:00 – Review of the Postgraduate Entry 2026 website – what we learned from usability tests with prospective students (Pete Watson)
  • 3:25 – Addressing the findings of the user research – tips for Degree Finder editors (Jen Doyle)
  • 3:55 – Update on plans for enhancement in 2026 (Neil Allison)
  • 4:00 – Introducing prospective student journey maps – how we made them, how to use them (Nicola Dobiecka)
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