Academic Appeals
The appeal process is for where you’ve received a formal University decision (e.g. degree classification, unsatisfactory academic progress decision) and you feel that they’ve not taken everything into account.
Tags: appeals, PEC, Appealing, procedural irregularity, complaint
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Academic Writing
Unfortunately we can't advise you on academic writing skills, such as referencing or writing a dissertation. We recommend you speak to your tutor and look at the Academic Skills Kit which has lots of useful resources and information.
Tags: Course, Dissertation, Writing, Advice, Skills, Referencing, Assessments, Work
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Assessment Feedback
If you’re unhappy with a mark, you may find it useful to arrange a meeting to discuss your feedback with your tutor before doing anything else.
Tags: Feedback, Coursework, Assessment, Dissertation, Writing
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Assessment Irregularities
If the University suspects you of academic misconduct such as plagiarism or not following exam rules, they will investigate this under the Assessment Irregularities procedure.
Tags: Feedback, Coursework, Assessment, Dissertation, Writing
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Changing/Leaving your Course
If you don't like your course, or if you're just not sure it's for you, there are plenty of options available.
Tags: course, transfer, move, change course, studies, school, change degree
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Complaints
You can complain about a School, Service or member of staff within the University using the Student Complaints procedure.
Tags: Course, School, Degree, Lecturer, Staff, Student, Complaint
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Disciplinary Issues
Damage to University property, criminal behaviour, or behaviour that may bring the University into disrepute may lead to an investigation under the Student Disciplinary procedure.
Tags: Disciplinary, Behaviour, Damage, Degree
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Fitness to Practise
The Fitness to Practise procedure applies to students on degree programmes leading to a professional qualifications .
Tags: Medical, Fitness to Practise, Degree, Course
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PEC Forms
Whether it's a personal problem, health issue, bereavement or other difficulty, the University can take this into account via the PEC process.
Tags: Mental Health, Deadlines, Bereavement, Difficulty, Difficulties, Problem
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Support to Study Procedure
The University may use the Support to Study procedure if there are concerns that your physical or mental health is negatively affecting your ability to engage with your studies.
Tags: Mental Health, Deadlines, Bereavement, Difficulty, Difficulties, Problem
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