Win a Harry Potter Studio tour for you and a friend

Harry Potter Studio tour Common Room

If you’re a big Potter fan, take part in the National Student Survey and you could win a tour of the Harry Potter Studio in London for you and a friend.

To be in with the chance of winning, all you need to do is take part in the National Student Survey and opt into our prize draw via the University’s webpages. The survey is open to final year undergraduates. It should take around 10 minutes to fill out the survey and we’ll use the anonymous results to improve the University.

In the past, we’ve made big changes based on your feedback, including making printing cheaper and developing new facilities, such as the 502 Teaching Hub.

What else could I win?

Once you’ve entered into the prize draw, you’ll remain in the draw until the survey closes at the end of April. That means that the earlier you complete the survey and enter the draw, the more likely you are to win a prize. Here’s a breakdown of the remaining prizes by week:

Draw date Prize
2nd March Harry Potter Studio Tour for two people

 

9th March £100 supermarket voucher of your choice

 

16th March Xbox One S All Digital Console with Fortnite and two other games

 

23rd March £150 Flightgift card

 

30th March Beats by Dre Solo 3 wireless headphones

 

6th April Sony PlayStation 4 Console and Fortnite Neo Versa bundle

 

13th April University of Liverpool hoody and t-shirt

 

20th April £100 ODEON Cinemas gift card

 

27th April Bose Soundlink Colour II wireless portable speaker

 

1st May £150 Love2Shop voucher

Harry Potter fact: Did you know that Dumbledore is an Old English word for bumblebee?


What is the National Student Survey?

The National Student Survey is commissioned by the Office for Students (OfS) and administered by independent research agency Ipsos MORI.  It is part of a quality assurance system to generate more detailed information about teaching quality.

For more information about the survey, please visit the National Student Survey webpage.