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Future student online experiences

Future student online experiences

Sharing the work of the Prospective Student Web Team

Update event: the future of prospective postgraduate taught programmes online provision (13 December)

We’re running an online event on Wednesday 13 December to share our latest work on developing the new postgraduate taught (on-campus and online) programme page. You’ll have a chance to give feedback on our work and register for collaboration sessions with us to help us improve our designs.

Agenda and approximate timings

  • 9:30: Recap overview of the project and an update on most recent activity
  • 9:45: Creating the content model (the list of components making up a page) for postgraduate taught programme pages
  • 9:55: User research findings summary of postgraduate taught students
  • 10:15: Our work-in-progress prototype for postgraduate taught programme pages – how we got here, why we’ve created it, implications for changes we plan to bring
  • 10:35: Break, with time for independent review of the prototype
  • 10:45: Time for questions and feedback
  • 10:55: Explanation of school collaboration sessions and registering interest
  • 11:00: End

When: Wednesday 13 December, 9:30-11:00

Where: Online using Microsoft Teams. Link sent to you when you sign up.

Book a place

Who should attend

This session will interest 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

Background

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

We’re focusing on research and taught students simultaneously, but have started designing the new postgraduate taught content type first.

This session will cover the research we did on postgraduate taught students and how that has informed the content and design choices we’ve made so far.

If you’re interested in the postgraduate research experience, too, we’re also running an event on 4 December to playback what we learned in our user research of this audience.

Prospective PhD research playback session 4 December 2023

Join us on 13 December

Book a place to attend the event on 13 December.

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.

Any questions?

If there’s anything you want to ask ahead of the event, feel free to email me.

Lauren Tormey’s contact details

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