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Future student online experiences

Future student online experiences

Sharing the work of the Prospective Student Web Content Team

Prospective taught postgraduate user research playback session – 12 March

We’re running an open invite event on Microsoft Teams on Tuesday 12 March to share our latest insight from user research as part of the project developing the new postgraduate taught (on-campus and online) programme page.

Event details

What: An online playback of insight arising from user research with prospective PGT students.

When: Tuesday 12 March , 14:00 to 16:00

Where: Online, via a Microsoft Teams meeting

BookingBook via University Events (staff login needed)

This session will be recorded, and made available via a blog post later this year.

Who should attend

This session should be of interest to you if you:

  • are responsible for recruiting postgraduate taught students
  • field enquiries from prospective postgraduate taught students
  • manage digital channels targeting prospective postgraduate taught students, including degree finder entries

Schedule

The session is in development, so the timings may change but we intend to cover:

  • Introduction and context of the website transformation project (10 minutes)
  • Recap of what we learned from stakeholders, data, desktop research and concept testing in the design sprints we did in 2021 (10 minutes)
  • Insights from user research with prospective PGT students (60 minutes)
  • How we’re using this insight in the website transformation project (10 minutes)
  • Time for questions and discussion (20 minutes)

Background and context

This work is all part of the project our team is undertaking to transform the central provision for prospective students, including our degree finders. While last year we focused on the undergraduate prospective student experience, this year we have turned our attention to postgraduate students.

Blog posts on designing the future state of prospective student online provision

In December last year we shared an update on the taught postgraduate content-focused work and invited schools to collaborate on the design of the taught postgraduate programme page.

Lauren’s post-event blog post with access to slides and an event recording 

In this session we’ll cover the activities which followed on from the collaboration with schools.

Join us on 12 March

Book a place to attend the event which will be presented online via Teams.

Book a place through University events (staff login needed)

If you can’t make it

We will be recording the session, and sharing a summary on this blog, so you’ll be able to catch up on anything you missed.

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