10.3 In the case of students following approved Taught Master's Programmes of Study which fall within the subject area of Creative Writing and Performing Arts, the Dissertation may take one or more of the following forms:musical score, portfolio of original works, or performance. Programme Examining Boards will, where appropriate: Subject Examining Board: A Subject Examining Board is a sub-board which is responsible for one or more modules or units of study and which makes recommendations to a Composite Examining Board. If a student doesn't pass this time, they may retake the module. if you have failed an module at the first attempt, the resit attempt number will remain
Amendment has also been made to the secondary rule for Postgraduate Masters programmes to specify 50% of credits, rather than 90 credits. 2.3 Electronic works may be eligible, where the candidate provides evidence that the work will continue to be publicly available for the foreseeable future in its present form. Like what percentage of the exam you need to do correctly in order to pass? may reject your circumstances but, the longer you wait to submit, the longer you will need to provide
the establishment of the School's mission and objectives for their review; the development of the School's Strategic Plan in line with institutional strategies; to consider matters relating to learning, teaching and assessment in accordance with the University's priorities, as defined by University strategy outlined in. 1.1 The Awards of Cardiff University are designated as follows: 1.2 The following is a list of former designated awards of Cardiff University which are no longer available to be conferred: 1.3 The Credit and Qualifications Framework for Wales (CQFW) provides the common framework that operates across Wales through which the level and volume of credit-based learning is defined. 5.1.6 The Group shall have responsibility to discuss and recommend mechanisms and governance structures that will effectively and efficiently support: Students Union partnerships projects; PGR recruitment; PGR equality, diversity and inclusion; identification, development and delivery of externally funded Doctoral Training Grants/Entities; informed PGR discussions with external organisations, including collaboration with GW4; PGR cohort building; PGR mental health and wellbeing; PGR culture and training; English language support for PGR students; PGR supervisor training; PGR students who teach; development of new PGR research degree programmes. 3.1 A candidate may study for a research degree as a full-time or a part-time student, or, when a member of University staff, as a staff candidate , subject to the following programme constraints: 3.2 A full-time research student will undertake their programme of study and research at the University, or with regular attendance at the University (which must be agreed by the Head of School/nominee in advance), except where period(s) of study at a partner organisation are supported by a University-approved agreement, or where the student is permitted to pursue full-time research in an external place of employment. In cases where coursework is submitted late, and where there are no extenuating circumstances: 8.1 All Examinations for modular programmes will be held during the designated examination periods or in the resit examination period. Composite Examining Boards shall, where appropriate: 11.4 Themembership of Examining Boards will include: 11.5 Staff must inform Head of School of any personal interest relating to a student at the earliest opportunity to allow appropriate arrangements to be put in place to protect the probity of the assessment. the appeal-writing process, but it should not be assumed that your appeal will be automatically approved
Applicants will be required to secure, and provide evidence of having secured, the required funding to be eligible for entry for onto these programmes. can use it to support an appeal later on. A full list of acceptable equivalent tests and qualifications, along with the scores applicants need to achieve, is published alongside Admissions policies on the University website. 5.5 In addition to the provisions of 5.3 above the following apply, with the exclusion of credits obtained during a Year of Experiential and/or Professional Learning, or a Year of Study Abroad: 1. adviser. audio or visual materials). pass-mark. characteristic accepted, you may have been offered a resit for a passed assessment. 7.1 A PhD by Published Works will be assessed in accordance with the Research Degree Assessment Regulations for Cardiff University doctoral awards. For taught degree programmes, entry requirements will be set in agreement with the Recruitment and Admissions Strategy Group. The candidate is required to pay a resubmission fee. For Ground 2 Appeals: the University can discount assessment marks where there is a defect or
15.1 The Academic Registrar will inform students in writing of decisions taken by the Examining Board(s) in respect of module marks, module results, progression, award and classification as appropriate. before you able to graduate. 5.1 The date of entry to the programme applied for is confirmed in the formal offer. 1.3 A research degree programme is centred on independent study and research, while including training to support the research student's academic work and their broader development as a professional researcher. deadline. If you are stating that your circumstances and your appeal related to a Protected Characteristic, it is
Candidates for postgraduate research degrees are required to hold qualifications at Credit and Qualifications Framework (CQFW) level 6 (or above) or equivalent as determined by Cardiff University in its qualification equivalency guides. As a student at Cardiff University you are a consumer of a service. Deposits for postgraduate programmes (including refunds): details the requirements for who is required to pay a deposit, including exemptions and exceptions, and outlines the criteria for refunds. Examples of such changes may include: Examples of circumstances in which the University may need to make such changes include: 2.3 In making any such changes, the University will aim to keep the changes to the minimum necessary to achieve the required quality of experience and will notify and consult affected students in advance about any changes that are required. The procedure for this is detailed in the Examinations and Assessment Policy and Procedures. It is your responsibility to provide all the evidence and information that you want to be considered at
5.2 Before submitting an application, applicants may apply for any available intake, which may include deferred entry. Your Appeal webpages. The Minutes of Student Staff Panels for taught programmes will be submitted to the relevant Boards of Studies and School Education and Student Experience Committee in order that issues raised may be considered. However, you can only submit an
conceptual understanding that enables the critical evaluation of current research and advanced scholarship in the discipline, and of techniques and methodologies. 2.1 For the award of a doctoral degree, the results of the programme of independent study and research will be judged to constitute an original contribution to learning and give evidence of: 2.2 In addition, in respect of the award of MD, the results of the study and research will be judged to constitute an original contribution to medical or surgical knowledge, and provide evidence of originality either by the discovery of new facts or by the exercise of independent critical power. In some modules, the candidates may be required to obtain a mark of 50% on both the coursework and the examination. 4.4 A formal offer of study is only valid for the stated programme of study and start date. Placements and Study Abroad - Amendment of wording at 1.2 to make clear that students are also expected to meet any engagement requirements from partner institutions. 3.6Repeat assessments will be held in the following academic session, either by internal or external modes of attendance. feedback relating to the assessment, which may have misled you to attain a low mark, then you may be
The only way to challenge an incremental attempt and a capped mark is to submit an academic appeal at the end of your academic year (within 28 days of receiving your formal results trancript). 5.1.5 The Group shall provide enhanced and informed leadership of postgraduate research recruitment, quality and standards, funding and postgraduate culture and experience. 3.9 Where a student repeats module(s) as an external student, the student will not be required to attend teaching sessions and will only be assessed in elements of the assessment that they have not successfully completed in that module, against the original learning outcomes applicable when the student attempted the module as an internal student. There may be programme-specific attendance requirements, confirmed to students at enrolment, which students should adhere to. During their registration period, the candidate produces a critical commentary which accompanies the works and forms part of the submission. A fresh examination of the thesis, normally by the original examiners, is required. The designation of modules will fall into the following types: Required Module: A module that all students registered on a particular programme must take and must pass by achieving the minimum pass mark. 3.1 Attendance is monitored by student contact with defined engagement points throughout the academic year. Each year, the Board of Studies will decide the modules it will make available to students on degree programmes as free-standing modules and may specify any minimum or maximum intake levels or other restrictions. - Order and pay for a reprint of a degree certificate. Part-time study must equal at least 50% of the full-time equivalent. Repeat Rules - Amendment to clause 3.6 ending the requirement for internal repeating students to retake all assessments on a module if they have already passed at a previous attempt. 3.4 Students will have opportunities to participate in making decisions about academic matters through their membership of relevant committees. Copyright Cardiff University. The candidate is required to complete corrections and amendments stipulated by the examiners within 12 weeks of the examination. Under 18s Policy: sets out the basis on which University admits students who are under 18 years at the start of their programme and the procedure for doing so. . made available on the Transcripts section of your SIMS account. 5.4 DClinPsy and the DEdPsy students admitted to the part-time, post-qualification route of the programme will enter with advanced standing, in accordance with the programme requrements. Students who achieve a final mark of 58% or 59.% will be awarded a degree classification of Second Class Honours, Division I (2:1) provided that: they have achieved a module mark of 60% or more in modules at level 5 or level 6 to the value of at least 120 credits. 2.1.It is expected that as members of the University community students will: Further details of expectations for student conduct are provided in the Student Conduct Procedure. 3.4 If a student has not achieved sufficient credit to progress, the student will be permitted to resit failed assessments/module(s) during the Resit Examination period provided they have not failed more credit than in the resit rule adopted by their School. Submission of Late Course work - Removal of statement in relation to submission of Late Course work, which has been moved to the Student Study and Engagement Regulations. 1.2 The Published Works route to a PhD award is open to those eligible candidates who, over a period of years, have been engaged in independent scholarship and research. 5.1 Students may be permitted to enter a research degree programme with advanced standing at the discretion of the Head of School or their nominee, within the limits below. 2.5 The published works should be of a standard that is comparable to the content of a traditional PhD thesis, and demonstrate the candidate's original contribution to learning. The University will take all reasonable steps to minimise disruption to students wherever reasonably possible, for example, by giving reasonable notice of changes to Regulations before they take effect, or by phasing in the changes, if appropriate. Standard Period of Relevance for Previous Qualifications policy: details the policy on the period of relevance for academic qualifications for entry to ensure current knowledge. with a word document attachment that contains a draft appeal. Progress will be supported and monitored to maximise the likelihood of students completing their research degree within the expected timescale and in accordance with this Policy and Procedure. Where specific awards are not mentioned, the regulation applies to all research degrees named above. The thesis shall be resubmitted no less than 12 weeks and no more than 1 year from the date of the examination. The providers approach to managing quality takes account of external expertise. In relation to Research, Innovation and Enterprise, the PGR Strategy Group will report to the relevant entities, as informed by the outcomes of a current scoping of the governance structure for research, innovation and enterprise, as agreed by UEB. 6.13 The Awards and Progress Committee will receive the students written confirmation that they are willing to accept an aegrotat award, the supervisors statement of support (where applicable) and the examiners reports on the thesis or work considered for the award. Role of Examining Boards - Sections 11.8 and 11.9 outlining the operation of Examining Boards has been deleted, the information combined with section 11.1 setting out role of Examining Boards. 9.5 Heads of Schools are required to put in place procedures to ensure that assessors are appropriately skilled in assessing student work. 4.2 Adjustments can be made to the programme to enable students to engage in their studies, for example reviewing assessment submission dates, when examinations take place, or the mode of study. All results are provisional until they have been confirmed by an Examining Board. Retakes can only ever get a maximum of 40%. The Research Degree Assessment Regulations have been approved by Senate. Six pharmacy schools had a pass rate of below 70% in last June's registration exam, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has revealed. Upon assessing the work, they shall make one of the following recommendations: 1.1 The candidate is approved for the award. 11.6 Where a member of staff informs a Head of School of a personal interest relating to a student, the Head of School, having consulted the Academic Registrar, shall as they deem appropriate: 11.7 Thequorum for Examining Boards will be when the Chair is satisfied that an appropriate spokesperson(s) for each module/unit of study is/are present. 8.3 The scheduling of examinations, and the format of the examination paper rubrics will be in accordance with the guidelines specified in the examination procedure. The examiners will be notified that a viva examination will not take place, and that corrections and revisions to the thesis will not be required. Now Ive got my results, I want to appeal an module from last year to improvedivy
1.2 Students of the University are expected to engage fully with their programme of study in accordance with the University regulations and policies and any additional requirements of the programme, including any requirements from partner institutions when students are undertaking a placement or a period of study abroad. be a member of Cardiff University staff of at least six years' standing, and be the holder of a doctoral, Master's or Bachelor degree of at least eight years standing from any university or recognised awarding authority; or. In the case of full-time, one-year Master's programmes involving significant clinical or clinically-related engagement at the Master's (dissertation) Stage, the Academic Standards and Quality Committee may, on the recommendation of a Head of School, approve for identified programmes a due date for submission of the Dissertation of no more than 18 months from the start of the programme. 2019/20, this rule only applies to extenuating circumstances before 19th March 2020 - unless
8.7 The University considers requests from individual students to undertake assessments, including examinations, outside Cardiff in the summer resit examination period, and in exceptional circumstances, requests from individual students to undertake assessments, including examinations, outside Cardiff at other times. Doctor of Music/Doethur mewn Cerddoriaeth, Doctor of Divinity/Doethur mewn Diwinyddiaeth, Doctor of Science/Doethur mewn Gwyddoniaeth, Doctor of Dental Science/Doethur mewn Gwyddoniaeth Ddeintyddol, Doctor of Economic and Social Studies/Doethur mewn Astudiaethau Economaidd a Chymdeithasol, Doctor of Medicine/Doethur mewn Meddygaeth, Doctor of Philosophy/Doethur mewn Athroniaeth, Doctor of Clinical Psychology/Doethur mewn Seicoleg Glinigol, Doctor of Educational Psychology/Doethur mewn Seicoleg Addysg, Doctor of Engineering/Doethur mewn Peirianneg, Doctor of Social Work/Doethur mewn Gwaith Cymdeithasol, Doctor of Advanced Healthcare Practice/Doethur mewn Ymarfer Gofal Iechyd Uwch, Doctor of Health Studies/Doethur mewn Astudiaethau Iechyd, Doctor of Social and Public Policy/Doethur mewn Polisi Cymdeithasol a Chyhoeddus, Master of Philosophy/Athro mewn Athroniaeth, Master of Science/Athro mewn Gwyddoniaeth, Master of Dental Science/Athro mewn Gwyddoniaeth Ddeintyddol, Master of Economic and Social Studies/Athro mewn Astudiaethau Economaidd a Chymdeithasol, Master of Business Administration/Athro mewn Gweinyddiaeth Fusnes, Master of Design Administration/Athro mewn Gweinyddu Dylunio, Master of Public Administration/Athro mewn Gweinyddiaeth Gyhoeddus, Master of Theology/Athro mewn Diwinyddiaeth, Master of Public Health/Athro mewn Iechyd Cyhoeddus, Master of Clinical Dentistry/Athro mewn Deintyddiaeth Glinigol, Master of Architecture/Athro mewn Pensaernaeth, Master in Biochemistry/Athro mewn Biocemeg, Master in Biological Sciences/Athro mewn Gwyddorau Biolegol, Master in Biomedical Sciences/Athro mewn Gwyddorau Biofeddygol, Master of Engineering/Athro mewn Peirianneg, Master in Earth Science/Athro mewn Gwyddor Daear, Master in Mathematics/Athro mewn Mathemateg, Master in Mathematics, Operational Research and Statistics/Athro ym Mathemateg, Ymchwil Weithredol ac Ystadegaeth, Master in Neuroscience/Athro mewn Niwrowyddorau, Master of Pharmacy/Athro mewn Fferylliaeth, Bachelor of Dental Surgery/Baglor mewn Llawfeddygaeth Ddeintyddol, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery/Baglor mewn Meddygaeth a Baglor mewn Llawfeddygaeth, Postgraduate Certificate/Tystysgrif l-raddedig, Bachelor of Science/Baglor mewn Gwyddoniaeth, Bachelor of Economic and Social Studies/Baglor mewn Astudiaethau Economaidd a Chymdeithasol, Bachelor of Engineering/Baglor mewn Peirianneg, Bachelor of Music/Baglor mewn Cerddoriaeth, Bachelor of Architecture/Baglor mewn Pensaernaeth, Bachelor of Midwifery/Baglor mewn Bydwreigiaeth, Bachelor of Science in Dentistry/Baglor mewn Gwyddoniaeth mewn Deintyddiaeth, Bachelor of Medical Science/Baglor mewn Gwyddor Feddygol, Diploma of Higher Education/Diploma Addysg Uwch, Certificate of Higher Education/Tystysgrif Addysg Uwch, Certificate of Foundation Studies/Tystysgrif Astudiaethau Sylfaen, Doctor of Dental Surgery/Doethur mewn Llawfeddygaeth Ddeintyddol, Doctor in Nursing Science/Doethur mewn Gwyddor Nyrsio, Doctor of Advanced Healthcare Science and Practice/Doethur Gwyddoniaeth ac Ymarfer Gofal Iechyd Uwch, Master of Educational Practice/Athro mewn Ymarfer Addysgol, Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (PCET)/Tystysgrif Raddedig Broffesiynol mewn Addysg (Addysg a Hyfforddiant l-orfodol) (PCET), Bachelor of Divinity/Baglor mewn Diwinyddiaeth, National Qualification for Tutors of Welsh for Adults/Cymhwyster Cenedlaethol Tiwtoriaid Cymraeg i Oedolion, Diploma in Legal Studies (for exchange students)/Diploma mewn Astudiaethau Cyfreithiol (ar gyfer myfyrwyr cyfnewid). at least 60 of these credits were achieved at Level 6. 1.4 The updated Regulations will be made available on the University's website and may be publicised by other means so that students are made aware of any changes. 5.1 The candidate is approved for the award. Eastham (July 2013) EPSRC Gregynog Workshop 2011 (June 2011) New Trends in Spectral Theory and Applications (December 2010) EPSRC Gregynog Workshop 2008 (July 2008) the number of credits specified by the relevant progression rules for their programme; where relevant, the required professional competencies as set out in the programme information. 1.2 The candidate will be approved for the award upon completion of corrections and amendments. If you do not pass, you simply do not get a degree. The Student Complaints, Appeals and Review Regulations have been approved by Senate. confirm marks for each student for individual modules or units of study; confirm whether each student has passed or failed each module or unit of study; confirm the opportunities, if any, for the retrieval of failed modules or units of study; confirm whether or not a student is permitted to progress to the next stage of the programme; confirm whether or not a student will be eligible for any exit-point award for the programme, should they subsequently withdraw or otherwise fail to complete the programme; confirm whether or not a student shall be awarded the intended award for the programme; confirm, where appropriate, the classification for each student. To aid clarity or consistency of approach. 8.2 The Universitys Admissions process is founded on the following principles: 8.3 The following policies and procedures are associated with these Regulations: Applicant Verification policy: details the policy and procedure for investigating concerns regarding false, incorrect, or misleading information. a postgraduate student is permitted two attempts to achieve the award of credit in a module (a first attempt and a re-assessment attempt). The marks for each element of summative assessment will be whole numbers between 0 and 100. ask for your mark to be checked. If the assessment is submitted no later than 24 hours after the deadline, the mark for the assessment will be capped at the minimum pass mark; If the assessment is submitted more than 24 hours after the deadline, a mark of 0 will be given for the assessment. the arrangements for and methods of examination and assessment process. The provider engages students individually and collectively in the development, assurance and enhancement of the quality of their educational experience. 6.7 The students supervisors may support the student in compiling their submission but they cannot enhance the students work. Council is the governing body and, as such, the supreme authority of the University. If your appeal is rejected, you can request a review of this decision using the Universitys Review Procedure. 14.1 An Examining Board may recommend to the Awards and Progress Committee, via the Academic Registrar, that a posthumous award be made where a student pursuing a taught award has died and where the Examining Board is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the student's performance on the programme shows that they would have passed. 4.2.5 The membership of the School Education and Student Experience Committee will include: Chairs of Boards of Studies; Assessment and Feedback lead; Employability Champion; Senior Personal Tutor; senior student representative; and other members as agreed by the Head of School and Director of Learning and Teaching. 5.3 After an application has been submitted, or after an offer of study has been made, applicants may request to defer their application/place for up to 12 months from the start date of the programme originally applied for.
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