At GST, a diverse range of assessment methods is used to evaluate student learning and progress, while developing the broader capabilities valued in professional life beyond university.

Assessment activities vary across the programme and may include written examinations such as online, open book, and closed book formats, as well as quizzes alongside coursework such as essays, reports, portfolios, project proposals, briefs, CVs, and poster presentations. Practical assessments may also feature, including oral and video presentations, and skills-based evaluations. The specific assessment methods for each module are designed to build individual knowledge and strengthen the ability to apply theory and best practice to real-world business situations.

In the final year of the undergraduate degree, students are expected to complete an extended piece of independent work such as a dissertation or a practice-based research project demonstrating the depth of learning and professional capability developed throughout the programme.

Feedback dates and methods are clearly outlined in the assessment brief for each module. All feedback is returned electronically and made available in one central location through Canvas, ensuring easy and consistent access for every student.