Have your say – make a difference!

As a Humak student, you can give feedback on several areas of your studies through various surveys and feedback channels. Social impact weeks are linked to weeks 44-46 of the implementation of the first-year student and mid-studies surveys. Social impact weeks are campaigning for “Have your say – make a difference!” theme to promote opportunities for students to have an impact, both at Humak and in society at large. Below you will find a collection of key student surveys from both degree students and Open University of Applied Sciences students during their studies.

Degree student surveys

• Course feedback: Course feedback is implemented at the end of each course.
• First-year student survey: The questionnaire is answered by 1st year degree students. The survey will be carried out in October-November.
• Mid-studies student survey: The questionnaire is answered by 2nd and 3rd year degree students. The survey will be carried out October-November.
• AVOP survey: The questionnaire is answered by degree students in the graduation phase.
• Equality survey: The survey is carried out every three years for degree students.
• Career monitoring survey: The survey is answered by degree students who graduated from Humak five years ago.

Open University of Applied Sciences students

• Open University of Applied Sciences students complete a course feedback survey for each course of study. The questionnaire link can be found on the implementation-specific Hoodle platforms.
• In addition to the course feedback survey, feedback from the students of the open AMK is collected with a separate feedback survey of the open AMK. The survey collects information about the smoothness and course offerings of the open AMK’s processes, practices and studies.

Continuous feedback channels

In addition, you have access to the following continuous feedback channels:

• Have your say at Humak feedback channel for sharing a development suggestion to improve our activities, good practices, or reporting an identified issue.
• Safety channel for reporting near-miss incidents and safety violations.
• Whistleblowing channel for reporting suspected misconduct in accordance with the EU Whistleblower Directive.

How is your feedback processed?

At Humak, student feedback is systematically processed as part of quality management. Each type of feedback has its own processing procedure, ensuring that feedback reaches the right people and leads to necessary development actions. Below are the key stages of how course feedback and student surveys are processed.