We are offering all eligible final year Physics & Astronomy students who complete the National Student Survey a chance to win one of 9 cash prizes, from a £100 reward to a £25 treat, as a thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback.

To enter, complete the survey between 1 February and Friday 18 March and drop your entry with your contact details into the prize draw box in B46 foyer.

Prize draw T&Cs

The Physics NSS prize draw competition is open to all eligible Physics and Astronomy final year undergraduate students and will run from Monday 1 February to Friday 18 March 2016 inclusive. Entrants must submit printed evidence of their survey completion i.e. the ‘Thank you’ screen with their contact information including email and telephone number, clearly written on their printout and place in the designated entry box in the Physics building B46 foyer. Any entries received after the closing date will not be considered for the draw. The draw will take place within two weeks of the draw closure and winners will subsequently be notified by email. A prize giving presentation of the cheques will take place after 30 days of the competition closure.

Prizes

We are offering £400 worth of cash prizes including:

• 1 x £100
• 4 x £50
• 4x £25

Good luck!

Why complete the NSS?

• The best way for you to feedback about your experiences during your whole degree in a nationally recognised format
• Online questionnaire with 22 questions which are quick and easy to complete - takes just 5 minutes according to the NSS website! 
• Questions cover wide range of aspects on the student experience 
• Independent survey commissioned by HEFCE and run by Ipsos MORI
• The survey is anonymous
• Reported on the Unistats and School websites

Why is NSS important to us?

The comments and feedback made in the NSS are vital. Your feedback enables us to improve all aspects of the student experience.

All surveys, including the NSS, are important channels for our students to give their personal feedback in an anonymous manner.

NSS eligibility

Students to be included in the NSS are selected through an automated process which identifies final year undergraduates and those on flexible part-time programmes.

If your final year cannot be easily predicted, you will be surveyed during your fourth year of study. If you were due to be in your final year in 2016, but have withdrawn or are repeating your penultimate year, you are also eligible to take part. To check whether you are eligible for the NSS 2016 please visit the NSS website

If you find that you have not been registered with Ipsos Mori and you believe you should be eligible to fill in the survey please contact Prof. David Smith on: dcsmith@soton.ac.uk