Buckinghamshire New University has been crowned a winner at this year's Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCA).
It collected the coveted Submission Award for its work supporting students with the cost-of-living crisis.
The Whatuni Student Choice Awards are the UK's leading student-led university awards.
The award for Buckinghamshire New University is an important vote of confidence from its students.
Simon Emmett, CEO at IDP Connect, said: "The Whatuni awards celebrate creativity, resilience and innovation within higher education. Buckinghamshire New University has shown this in leaps and bounds, securing the esteemed Submission Award at this year's Whatuni Student Choice Awards.
"With the continuing cost-of-living challenges, we're proud to focus on all the good universities do and celebrate their successes.
"Congratulations go to the winners, alongside a huge 'well done' to all our shortlisted institutions and the sector as a whole. This year's scores are significantly higher than previous years, highlighting the good work done across the sector. I hope the awards highlight the quality of education and students' experiences across our wide and varied sector.
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