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Chile's student engagement survey, ten years on, presents results from 9,500 students
Results of the latest National Student Engagement Survey, covering 9,500 students at 18 Chilean universities, were presented at the ENCE 2026 seminar, according to Chile's Council of Rectors.
Why it matters: The latest results cover 9,500 students at 18 Chilean universities and are presented as information for improving undergraduate education.
The Council of Rectors of Chilean Universities (CRUCH) reported that results of the latest round of the National Student Engagement Survey (ENCE) were presented at the ENCE 2026 seminar, ten years on from the survey.
According to the council, the latest round gathered responses from 9,500 students at 18 universities.
The council said the survey provides information intended to guide the improvement of undergraduate education.
The seminar took place at Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María and brought together authorities and academic teams, the council said.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
The latest round reflects responses from 9,500 students across 18 universities, and the council presents its results as information to guide improvement of undergraduate education.
