When do mmu release results

There is lots of support and guidance available at the University to help you with your assessments:. We publish and maintain a set of Assessment Regulations to ensure that the work of all students can be fairly and objectively evaluated.

The Student Case Management Team support and manage a number of University processes including appeals, student complaints and student code of conduct issues. All results will be published by Wednesday 29 June Exactly when you receive your results will depend on your programme and level of study. Re-assessment results will be published by Monday 23 August You will receive a text message when your results are live, prompting you to visit MyResults.

Along with your results, you will also find information on your next steps. When you receive your results via M yResults , you will be advised if you need to take any reassessments. A number of professional and collaborative pr ogrammes have different publication dates for results. If you are studying on one of these programmes, you will receive a text message nearer the time to confirm your publication da te. Your results will be published via MyResults.

If your reassessment is a piece of coursework, practical work, presentation or test, the deadline for most programmes will be Monday 25 July Please check My Assessments or the relevant unit area of Moodle for details on the re-assessment task and submission dates. The main reassessment period for resit exams will run from Monday 25 July — Friday 5 August The timetable for resits will be available on Monday 4 July You will be contacted via email and text message to let you know when your reassessment timetable is available to view.

A number of professional and collaborative programmes have reassessments that sit outside of the main reassessment period. When you receive your results via MyResults , you will be told of your next steps and the details of your reassessment. This provides everything you need to know and where you can access support. We recognise that Covid may still be having an impact on your studies, so this year we are continuing with some measures to support you in progressing to your next level of study while ensuring that academic standards are maintained.

In order to progress to your next year of study, you are expected to submit meaningful attempts for all assessments. If you are on a professionally accredited programme, you will have specific regulations required by external regulators. Please check with your Programme Lead to find out the regulations that apply to your programme. We will always apply the classification method that gives you the best final outcome for your degree.

Academic Integrity is about being honest and transparent in your work. We have lots of services to help you develop your skills and establish good academic practice. Academic Misconduct is any action that could give you an unfair advantage in assessed work, such as plagiarism, collusion or cheating.

The University investigates a l l suspected cases of Academic Misconduct. For more information and resources, please visit our Academic Integrity and Misconduct page.

Your work has been carefully marked according to clear marking criteria. I have valid extenuating circumstances for missing an assessment, but have not been asked to undertake reassessment. If you have passed or have a compensated pass , we do not require you to undertake reassessment.

If you have valid extenuating circumstances covering non-attendance or non-submission of an assessment, and would like to be reassessed, please contact your faculty by the appeal deadline. I have been told I may not proceed to the next stage and must repeat the failed modules next year. The maximum number of credits a student can be referred in during the summer of the current academic year is 80 credits. If you fail more than 80 credits you are required to repeat the failed modules the following academic year.

My transcript indicates I have failed one or more modules and will have to repeat them next academic year. A three-letter code beginning with F next to one or more modules indicates that you must repeat the module. The other two letters indicate whether the attempt is as a same S or next N attempt, and what needs to be repeated O: all elements S: specified elements.

Please consult the Academic Regulations for details of precisely how the aggregate percentage mark is calculated. For the academic year due to the impact of coronavirus COVID on teaching, learning and assessment the regulations around the calculation of your final aggregate mark may have changed.

To be awarded an honours degree you should have passed credits of which at least are at level 5 and a further at level 6 or above. The honours classification is initially based on your aggregate percentage mark.

If your aggregate percentage mark falls within the boundaries below, you will be entitled to that award:. If your aggregate percentage mark is not more than 3. NB Students on a non-standard degree such as an MUndergraduate degree should consult with their Programme Manager for details of the classification formula. I have been awarded an ordinary degree, however there is no indication of the classification. To be awarded an ordinary degree you should have passed credits of which at least 80 are at level 6 and a further at level 5 or above.

The degree is not classified but a degree with commendation will be awarded to a student who achieves an aggregate percentage mark of 60 per cent or above and a degree with distinction will be awarded to a student who achieves an aggregate percentage mark of 70 per cent or above. What is the pass mark for an undergraduate module? The pass mark for a module is 40 per cent with no minimum requirement for the element.

What is a compensated pass? For example: RNC against coursework means: R — you have been referred in that coursework. N — this will be regarded as your next attempt. C — you must complete reassessment by coursework. RNC against examination means: R — you have been referred in the examination. C — you must complete reassessment by coursework even though the original element was an examination.

Please be aware that you will not be allowed to take a combination of referral and repeat. What happens if I do not achieve any of the modules I have been referred in? What mark will I receive for the referred assessment I am taking? In most cases you will be required to repeat all elements even if previously passed. For example: FNO means: F — you must repeat with attendance over another academic year.

O — you must repeat all elements of the module. FNS means: F — you must repeat with attendance over another academic year.