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Last modified on 18-09-2026 13:58
As a UvA student, you'll regularly be asked to provide feedback on teaching. This helps lecturers monitor and improve quality.
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Why your feedback matters

By giving feedback, you can help shape our teaching. Students taking a course after you will benefit from the changes made based on your suggestions, just as you benefited from the ideas of students who came before you.

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How to give good feedback

Good feedback is specific! Concrete suggestions really help both your lecturers and course designers in implementing improvements. Criticism is welcome: please do make it constructive and avoid being hurtful or insulting.

How your feedback is used

After a course ends and before it is scheduled again, your lecturers will analyse it critically. Your feedback is an important part of understanding what we can improve. We update our courses frequently to make sure our teaching is as effective as possible.

Anonymity

Evaluations are anonymous: lecturers cannot see who gave which answer. Only if you write something very recognisable (e.g. by describing a concrete incident or giving your name) might it be possible for a lecturer to recognise you.

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