Help survey online holiday reviews

Hey Guys,

I am a postgraduate student at Kingston University London working on my dissertation to complete my Master's degree in Marketing. I am conducting a research into the impact that hotel reviews have on holiday-goers when booking their accommodation.

I would be grateful if you could spend 3 minutes to complete this questionnaire, it is very short!
Please note that all responses will be used for academic purposes only and will remain confidential.

Thank you very much for your help

http://kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9TsV0fnfvtowgwl

Sophie

Done could you do mine please: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7STBP56

Completed yours - if you could do mine as well that would be brilliant!

http://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/culturesurvey

Hey Guys,

I am a postgraduate student at Kingston University London working on my dissertation to complete my Master's degree in Marketing. I am conducting a research into the impact that hotel reviews have on holiday-goers when booking their accommodation.

I would be grateful if you could spend 3 minutes to complete this questionnaire, it is very short!
Please note that all responses will be used for academic purposes only and will remain confidential.

Thank you very much for your help

http://kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9TsV0fnfvtowgwl

Sophie

What do you mean by 'have high integrity'?

This is an ungrammatical statement, and you clearly don't understand what the word integrity means.

Done

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I know you are working on classification of universities. I was going to cross-edit but I think it is more sensible to comment to you and since you do not accept private messages I have hijacked this thread to do it.


I think Durham and Wales Trinity St Davids have to be special cases. They are contemporaneous but given that they are both younger than UCL neither belongs as an ancient.

I don't think that UCL and KCL belong with the narrow definition of redbrick. The guide has to be Peer's book and neither fit the description. They belong with, as they are, the founders of UoL.

You need an explanation of why the original 4 University of Wales colleges are included in the wider meaning of redbrick because that doesn't work on dates alone.

QUB has no "of" in it.

Bath Spa is recent not new, as are Bolton, Cumbria, Liverpool Hope and Worcester

Napier is properly Edinburgh Napier.
There is no "of" in West London

Greenwich is new not recent (Thames Poly as was)

All of your University Colleges with the exception of University College Birmingham are now full universities.

You are missing:

ifs University College.

You are also missing from the recent universities:-

University of Law
BPP University
University of the Arts
Royal Agricultural University
University of St Mark and St John
Regent's University (this now has UK degree awarding powers)
University of Roehampton

In the entries for the University of London, The School of Pharmacy and Millport are no more and Imperial College no longer belongs to the University of London. You are missing Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

The following non-universities have degree awarding powers:

Ashridge Business School
College of Estate Management
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Resource Development International
Royal College of Music
Royal College of Art
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Royal Northern College of Music

The original University of Wales has not yet surrendered its charter but is non-active

The Archbishop of Canterbury can award Lambeth degrees and is doing so by thesis

Grimsby Institute of HE, Newcastle College and New College Durham have foundation degree awarding powers

Mm I only stuck my oar in to put Brunel into the 1960's list
I was in two minds about moving Keele which of course wasn't really founded in the '60s but decided to leave it alone in the interest of telling a simplified story that might be useful to applicants rather than trying to make a more accurate but possibly less comprehensible picture.
I decided to stop.

It currently seems like a broad strokes type of article for people who just want to find out approximately what 'redbrick' etc. means and IMHO that's probably answering a greater need on TSR than one containing a fuller historical account of university establishment in the uk

There is the A-Z which I think is where people probably look to find out about particular HE colleges and of course wikipedia/ucas and the various institutional websites

If you or RM fancy improving it I won't mind tho'.

I missed Brunel.

The ending of the civics and the start of the plate glass universities has ambiguities. Keele is one. Sussex is also older than Newcastle and many of the plate g;ass universities are older than the other "carve out" Dundee.

Hey Guys,

I am a postgraduate student at Kingston University London working on my dissertation to complete my Master's degree in Marketing. I am conducting a research into the impact that hotel reviews have on holiday-goers when booking their accommodation.

I would be grateful if you could spend 3 minutes to complete this questionnaire, it is very short!
Please note that all responses will be used for academic purposes only and will remain confidential.

Thank you very much for your help

http://kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9TsV0fnfvtowgwl

Sophie

Hey Guys,

I am a postgraduate student at Kingston University London working on my dissertation to complete my Master's degree in Marketing. I am conducting a research into the impact that hotel reviews have on holiday-goers when booking their accommodation.

I would be grateful if you could spend 3 minutes to complete this questionnaire, it is very short!
Please note that all responses will be used for academic purposes only and will remain confidential.

Thank you very much for your help

http://kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9TsV0fnfvtowgwl

Sophie