University ranked among UK’s top universities for Teaching, Learning Opportunities and Assessment

The University has been ranked in the top 10 per cent of UK higher education institutions for the quality of its Teaching, Learning Opportunities and Assessment, according to the latest National Student Survey (NSS) 2026 results.

The University has been ranked 13^th* in the sector overall for Teaching, Learning Opportunities and Assessment, highlighting the strength of the student experience and the dedication of staff across the institution.

The NSS 2026 results also saw the University achieve a number of outstanding rankings, including:

• 8th in the UK for Assessment and Feedback
• 12th for Learning Opportunities
• 14th for Student Voice

The results reflect positive feedback from students on the quality of their learning experience, the opportunities available to support their academic development, and the ways in which their views help shape university life.

Professor Gill Knight, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Academic Leadership at the University of Wolverhampton, said:

“We are absolutely delighted with these results, which place the University of Wolverhampton among the very best institutions in the country for teaching, learning opportunities and assessment.

“To be ranked in the top 10 per cent of the sector is a tremendous achievement and a testament to the dedication, professionalism and hard work of colleagues right across the University. These results are the product of a sustained commitment from our academic and professional services teams to provide the very best experience for our students.

“I would also like to thank our students for their valuable feedback and for sharing their experiences through the National Student Survey. Their positive responses are a genuine endorsement of the supportive, inclusive and high-quality environment we strive to create.

“While we are proud of this achievement, we remain committed to continually enhancing the student experience and ensuring our learners have every opportunity to succeed.”

The National Student Survey gathers feedback from final-year undergraduate students across the UK and provides valuable insights into the quality of the student experience.

The University’s strong performance reinforces its commitment to delivering outstanding teaching, meaningful learning opportunities and a student-centred approach that enables learners to achieve their full potential.

*For first degree respondents