school of surveying and planning presentation
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The school and the effects of the closure from a student perspective
• Asset to the community
• BA Art Market, and BSc building conservation are the only ones of their kind in the UK (according to unistats 28/02/14)
• Planning courses are currently one of four in the greater London area
• It is KU’s civic responsibility to ensure education is continued
524 total students
352 – Undergraduates
172 - Postgraduates BME: 224
Low socio economic group: 85
Declared disability: 78
Female: 177
Compact student numbers = 25
Has RICS, CIOB, RTPI accredited courses
The school has achieved the award of’ Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning’
Poor communication with students and student representatives (KUSU).
Communication through Sarah Sayce suspension
Short consultation time
Consultancy Report linking to proposal
Students have been given no official reasoning for closure
Factors for closure aren’t valid...
Overall this has left students frustrated, confused and deeply concerned.
Previous expectations of student experience at Kingston University have changed.
Loss of a uniquely built school
Interdisciplinary Nature
Low Student Staff Ratio’s in transferred courses.
Loss of lecturer’s with over 20 years experience
Undertrained lecturers in differing faculties
This presentation needs to be fully considered as part of the consultation
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