for the 16-week period of semester 1 2024-2025
1 October 2024
Lecturers can conduct the mid-term evaluation in different ways, but we have two main possibilities:
The timeline for option 1 is flexible depending on the course structure, but suggests that from 7-18 October, before the reading week and proper break, each class will designate two representatives who will then lead a 15-minute discussion in class on the strengths and weaknesses of the course. The class representatives then meet with the lecturer to discuss the main issues identified. Class representatives enrolled in team-taught Academic Core courses send a summary of the class discussion to the course coordinators, to enable a joint and cohesive approach within the teaching team to course adjustments.
Further information can be found in the Class Representative Guidelines and Steps document here:
For option 2 you are kindly invited to fill in the evaluation forms that are provided to you by your lecturer. Your lecturer will engage with the feedback you share on the forms in a subsequent class. This can be in the form of an in-class discussion.
The evaluation form has been revised based on feedback from both the Board of Studies and Student Council, and includes a section for students to give feedback on the current class length in terms of its impact on learning and engagement.
The mid-term evaluations are an informal part of our quality assurance. They facilitate discussion between the class and the instructor, providing both with a moment to ‘check in’ with each other. The purpose of this evaluation is not to flag major issues with classroom management or methods of teaching instruction. If you are experiencing problems with how your course is taught, it is recommended you first discuss these in person with your lecturer. Should the issues you experience persist, you can reach out to the relevant Head of Studies or submit a complaint via AUC's complaint procedure.
Thank you for participating and for your feedback! If you have any questions about the mid-term evaluation procedure, please contact us: