Institutional development · Student experience, equity and outcomes · United Kingdom
University of Liverpool expands device charging access after student survey feedback
The University of Liverpool says it has increased access to device charging facilities across campus after students reported in its Campus Experience Index survey that finding places to charge was difficult.
Why it matters: University of Liverpool students who reported struggling to find charging points during busy study periods should now have more places to charge devices, the university said.
The University of Liverpool said it has increased access to charging facilities across its campus so that students can keep their devices powered wherever they study.
According to the university, the change followed feedback in its Campus Experience Index (CEI), a student survey.
The university said students had reported that finding places to charge devices could be challenging, particularly during busy study periods and long teaching days.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
Students at the University of Liverpool who reported difficulty charging devices during busy study periods and long teaching days now have increased access to charging facilities, according to the university, as a response to its Campus Experience Index survey.
