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Within the contemporary higher education literature, increasing value is placed on involving and empowering students as active partners in learning (Cook-Sather, 2014; Carey, 2013). Course and programme feedback is frequently collected from students, but is most often used to inform academic led curricula design rather than reporting back to or engaging students (Carey, 2013). This research explored student engagement in formal course review and feedback to support course design and delivery.