The Law course received 100% for overall student satisfaction, which saw it climb an impressive 39 places in the national rankings compared to last year. Students also praised the teaching on the course, awarding it a 90% student satisfaction rating

Students were also pleased with how courses helped them with their personal development, with Business Studies, Travel & Tourism and Law achieving 90% and over in this area.

Executive Dean of the Business School Debra Leighton said: “We are absolutely delighted to see that students have really enjoyed their time studying with the Business School. It is particularly pleasing to see the Law courses move so far up the national rankings.

“These results will encourage us to keep up the good work and continue to provide a fantastic experience for all of our students.”

The NSS asks final year undergraduates to provide honest feedback on what it has been like to study at their institution. It covers a huge range of questions from quality of teaching to learning resources to student’s personal development.

In all 2,070 final year students from Bedfordshire completed the survey, a response rate of 80%, with 84% of final year students saying they were satisfied with their time spent at the University. The figure means the University of Bedfordshire is now a top 20 university for improving the student experience.

Places in the Business School are still available through Clearing. To find out information on course availability, contact the University’s dedicated Clearing line on 0300 3300 073, or visit www.beds.ac.uk/makeithappen