On-Campus Research

Someone great once wrote* “Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought” and we couldn’t agree more. Research helps us and our clients truly understand the ever-changing student market and receive feedback on current ideas or come up with innovative new ideas.Our main services include the organising and running of focus groups or the creation, hosting, distribution and analysis of surveys.

Focus Group

Focus Group
On-Campus Promotions can organise the logistics or participants for student focus groups on behalf of our clients to allow them to get a better understanding of the student market and use it to help them maximise their presence on-campus.

What we can do

• Attendees – On-Campus Promotions can source the exact students you would like to engage with. This can vary by university, year, subject of study and a variety of other factors.
• Venue – We can help organise a venue either in or outside the university to hold the focus group.
• Logistics – If you want the focus group recorded, notes taken, or even filmed we can help.

Let us know you exact requirements and we can put together a tailored solution.

Student Surveys

If you want get the opinions of a large number of students, we can help. We have the resources to host your survey, promote it and send you over the results.

Hosting and Results

We can upload and host your questions on our specifically branded survey site. The survey tool can incorporate advanced surveys with detailed question logic. After the survey has been completed the survey tool can provide both raw and processed results data.

Survey Promotion

Whether we are hosting your survey, or whether you want to provide us with a link, we have access to both the RateMyPlacement.co.uk database and our campus network to collect survey responses from the students you want to hear from. We can target the survey by university, year, subject of study and more.

*It was actually Albert Szent-Gyorgyi a Hungarian Biochemist who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1937 – but you knew that didn’t you!