Academic Experience Survey

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AMS survey shows persisting accessibility concerns

The 2024 AMS Academic Experience Survey (AES) revealed that only 30 per cent of students with one or more disabilities are registered with UBC’s Centre for Accessibility (CFA).

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October 15 newsEylül Kara with Illustrations by Ayla Cilliers

2024 Academic Experience Survey reports most discrimination based on ethnicity and gender

The 2024 Academic Experience Survey (AES) results reveal students’ continuing concerns around affordability, mental health, access to support services and discrimination.

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October 10 newsIsabella Ma

AMS Council hears Academic Experience Survey results, discuss executive performance

On October 9, AMS Council met to hear room booking issues and the 2024 Academic Experience Survey results and discuss executive performance.

June 12, 2023 newsBernice Wong

2023 Academic Experience Survey receives the highest amount of responses in its history

Results of the AMS 2023 Academic Experience Survey (AES) show affordability, discrimination and inadequate disability support concerns among the student body.

June 2, 2023 newsAisha Chaudhry

Between the Motions: Services report shows continued increase in food bank usage

On Wednesday night's AMS Council meeting, Councillors met to see presentations about the 2022/23 Services Report and the Academic Student Experience Survey results.