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Does your campus provide the right experience?
From arrival to departure on campus, micro-experiences add up over the day. These influence where people go, how long they stay, with whom they gather, how they work or study, as well as brand perception.
Institutions are now being judged on their experience performance, and if it lives up to expectations.
Where should you invest to get the best experience outcomes?
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Case Study | Student Experience
University of Western Australia
UWA is developing a revised estate strategy and new masterplan, with a focus on improving student experience and wellbeing.
This project involved:
- Experience mapping a day in the life of a student
- Engaging with executive and faculty staff involved in managing campus facilities to determine critical issues
- Campus student experience survey for undergraduate and postgraduate students, collecting feedback on satisfaction with teaching spaces and campus amenity
- Social media campaign
- Pop-up interactive maps for student feedback across campus
- Observational studies of teaching and study spaces
Case Study | Staff Experience
Curtin University
We undertook a campus wide engagement project to gather staff feedback on their buildings and workplaces.
The whole campus approach enabled a streamlined method for engagement and data collection using a custom built app.
The team undertook intensive engagement prior to launching the app, with Curtin leadership, faculty boards, academic and professional staff.
On launch, more than 1000 staff provided feedback from 100 buildings, with 20 buildings used in a final benchmarking exercise. These benchmarks compared key elements of user experience in buildings, looking at collaboration and productivity, health and comfort parameters.
Graduate students are more than six times as likely to experience depression and anxiety as compared to the general population.
The physical campus play a significant role in facilitating a healthier, supportive environment.
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