Academic Matters
We offer support and guidance relating to ALL academic matters. If you have a problem with your school, your studies and/or a member of staff; come and talk to us for impartial advice on your options. If you want to submit Mitigating Circumstances, an Internal Resolution or a Phase 2 Appeal, we can help you draft your statement and advise you on supporting evidence. If you are accused of any sort of disciplinary offence – either academic or non academic – then contact us without delay for help with understanding the procedures, and writing your statement.
Examinations April/May 2013
The Main Examination period will be 29 April 2013 to 17 May 2013.
How to access your Exam Timetable
Assistive Technology Centre Guidelines for Students
ARC tips
Compiling your Mitigating Circumstances
Compiling your Internal Resolution
Compiling a phase 2 appeal
Mind the GAP (Good Academic Practice)
Information booklet
Our 20 top tips to help you Mind the GAP
ARC academic guides
Change of plan, suspending, withdrawing and transferring your studies
Complaining to the University
Internal Resolutions
Academic Appeals
Academic Disciplinaries
Non-Academic Disciplinaries
Professional Suitability
Mitigating Circumstances
Being called to Jury Service during your studies
Withdrawal from the University
Mediation
Senate regulations:
Senate Regulation 2 (pre-2009): Undergraduate Programmes
Senate Regulation 2 (2009-): Undergraduate Programmes
Senate Regualtion 3 (pre-2006): Taught Postgraduate Programmes
Senate Regulation 3 (2006-): Taught Postgraduate Programmes
Senate Regulation 4: Assessment of Students on Taught Programmes
Senate Regulation 5: Research Degrees
Senate Regulation 6: Academic Appeals and Disciplinary Matters
Senate Regulation 6 (April 2013 onwards): Student Misconduct and Professional Suitability
Senate Regulation 10: Fees
Senate Regulation 11: Fitness to Study
Senate Regulation 12 (June 2013 onwards): Academic Appeals