Results: What to do next

Congratulations! You can download a shareable banner to celebrate your results from the online results portal.

If you would like to see how your degree has been calculated, you can use the degree classification calculator.

Graduation

We will be in touch as soon as possible with more information on your July graduation ceremony and how to register your attendance.

Please check your emails for updates.

Your certificate will be sent to you by post in a few months.

Award documents

Certificates are not handed out at graduation. For most students, they are posted in September to the permanent address on your student record.

If you gain an award at any other time of year, we aim to process and post your certificate within eight weeks of your final results.

Address changes

You must ensure your permanent address is up-to-date so your award certificate is posted to a secure address you can access after you have graduated.

A term-time address is where you live during the academic year while studying. If your term-time and permanent address are the same, it is important to note this on your record.

A permanent address is where you live the rest of the year. It may be with family or where you are moving after university. We send your certificate to the permanent address on your student record. The permanent address can be any address you consider your permanent residence and that you will have access to after you have received your final results.

If your award documents are sent to a student house you’ve moved out of, or an overseas address when you’re now permanently living in the UK, there may be a delay of several months until you can receive your documents. This may cause you problems when applying for visas, jobs or further study.

To change your permanent address, please contact the Student Hub (studenthub@mmu.ac.uk).

• UK students: Please state clearly your door number, street name, town/city and postcode.
• International students: Please state your full address including country and a PO box number if you have an international address. Addresses without a PO Box are routinely returned to us.

Name changes

You must ensure the name on the student record system is your full legal name, including any middle names, as this will be displayed on your certificate.

If the name on your award documents does not match your legal ID, this can cause problems with visas, jobs, and further study.

Please contact the Student Hub at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk with a photo of your ID document and ask them to update your name in the student record.

For transgender (including non-binary) students, we suggest that your legal name is printed on your certificate and transcript to avoid complications with job offers and visa requests. If you have updated your name in the student records system to your chosen name and require your legal name to be printed on your certificate and transcript, please contact personaldatachange@mmu.ac.uk.

The deadline for address and name changes for summer award certificates is 30 June.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen beyond your control, such as a medical emergency or bereavement, that could have an impact on your assessments.

If you feel this applies to you and your assessed performance has been significantly affected, check the assessments and results guidance.

The guidance covers the procedure for submitting a request, including acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for an interview – you can access specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.

To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.

You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, first check the results and assessment guidance.
 
There are also FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, contact the Student Hub in the first instance:

• studenthub@mmu.ac.uk
• 0161 247 1000

For specialist, independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre:

• s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk
• 0161 247 6533

For queries regarding marks or feedback, you can contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Enrolment and induction

You will receive further information on enrolment and induction when this becomes available in due course. If you are studying at one of our collaborative partner institutions, please contact your home institution for further information on enrolment. Please note that if your results outcome includes the word ‘interim’, you do not need to re-enrol as you will still have time to resit in the current academic year.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Appeals

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
 
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.
From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.

To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.

You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help! From providing 1:1 appointments and offering feedback on work, to running free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams, there is something for everyone. All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessment glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Your results will state whether your resits will take place:

• at the next opportunity
• next year with attendance
• or next year without attendance

See the relevant option below for more information.

Resit information

For any coursework resits, please check the relevant unit area of Moodle for details on the reassessment task and submission dates.

For any exam resits, information will be available on Moodle and in your exam timetable, you will receive a text and an email when this is published.

Further guidance can also be found under the Reassessments dropdown on the Student Life website.

Your library

If you’re planning on visiting the Library, it’s moving to a new location on Oxford Road this summer so preparations can start on our state-of-the-art library building.

All library services will be available during the move and it will reopen in its new location in September.

For more information, visit the Library website.

If you wish to repeat next year instead

It may be possible to take your reassessment(s) in the next academic year, either with or without attendance. If you want to do this, you must request this before the date of your first reassessment by either:

• completing the repeat the year with attendance form
• visiting the Digital Student Hub to open a new enquiry to repeat the year without attendance

You will not be able to enrol on to the next level of study until the reassessments are passed.

There will be financial implications to these changes. You should contact Student Financial Support to make sure you fully understand this.

Impact on your visa

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review study situation guidance to see how  changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
 
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help. They offer:

• 1:1 appointments
• feedback on work
• free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams

All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Enrolment and induction

As you have not successfully passed your current level of study, you are not permitted to start the next level of your programme. This means you cannot undertake any higher level units until you have undertaken reassessment during the next academic year and reached an acceptable standard.

However, you must still enrol online to study the units you have failed. If you do not enrol online, you will be recorded as having left the course and will not be able to take your reassessments. You will receive further information on enrolment and induction when this becomes available in due course. You must check the relevant Unit Moodle page at the beginning of the academic year for submission dates and details of your assessments.

If you are studying at one of our collaborative partner institutions, please contact your home institution for further information on enrolment.

Keep in touch

It’s your responsibility to maintain contact with your tutors and to find out the details of your resits, tests and hand-in dates. We strongly advise you to check your resit schedule early on to ensure that the necessary units and elements of assessment are accurate. If you have difficulty with any of the above, please contact the Student Hub.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Fees, loans and bursaries

As you are repeating without attendance, you will not be able to access face-to-face teaching, but you will be able to access other university services and campus facilities. Because you are not attending classes, you don’t pay tuition fees. Consequently, you’re not eligible for a bursary from Manchester Met and, in most cases, Student Finance don’t help fund living costs if you don’t attend university. This means you’re not entitled to loans and grants. Contact Student Finance England for guidance or chat to our Student Financial Support team for more information.

If you wish to be reassessed with attendance instead, please complete this form.

If you choose to be reassessed with attendance, you will need to pay the full unit tuition fee for each failed unit.

Support

You have access to a wide range of support and advice, including:

• Moodle – this will provide the academic materials and information you need for the unit(s) you are repeating.
• Your unit leader - you can email your unit leader for their availability and to make an appointment.
• Your Personal Tutor.
• Support and Wellbeing - mmu.ac.uk/student-life/wellbeing
• Careers and Employability - mmu.ac.uk/student-life/career
• Financial Advice - mmu.ac.uk/student-life/finance

For a full overview of support and guidance, you can visit the Student Life webpage.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
 
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help! From providing 1:1 appointments and offering feedback on work, to running free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams, there is something for everyone. All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points. Find out how we can help on our website: www.mmu.ac.uk/studyskills

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Repeating assessments

As per the Assessment Regulations, you must repeat the year with attendance, but you will only repeat assessments you have failed, or assessments in which you have been given an additional opportunity because of an accepted evidenced extension request or academic appeal.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Enrolment and induction

As you have not successfully passed your current level of study, you are not permitted to start the next level of your programme. This means you cannot undertake any higher level units until you have undertaken reassessment during the next academic year and reached an acceptable standard. However, you must still enrol online to study the units you have failed.  If you do not enrol online, you will be recorded as having left the course and will not be able to take your reassessments.

You must check the relevant Unit Moodle page at the beginning of the academic year for submission dates and details of your assessments.
 
You will need to pay the full unit tuition fee for each reassessment with attendance unit. Please see the information on student finance, including student financial support.

Information on enrolment and induction is available here www.mmu.ac.uk/welcome. If you are studying at one of our collaborative partner institutions, please contact your home institution for further information on enrolment.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help! From providing 1:1 appointments and offering feedback on work, to running free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams, there is something for everyone. All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.

For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.

For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Exit awards

If you have completed level 4 or higher of an undergraduate course, or 60 credits on a taught postgraduate programme, you will usually be entitled to an exit award. This is a lower academic award than the one on which you were enrolled. It will be sent to you automatically a couple of months after you failed. Please note you will not be eligible for readmission to the course you have failed.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.

Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Transfer

As you have not met the requirements for the programme on which you are enrolled, you will be transferred to the final year of an equivalent programme of study. Please note you will not be eligible for readmission to the course you have failed.

Enrolment and induction

You will receive further information on enrolment and induction when this becomes available in due course.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
 
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help! From providing 1:1 appointments and offering feedback on work, to running free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams, there is something for everyone. All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Opting in to reassessments

As the outcome of your evidenced extension request is a deferral, you have the opportunity to be reassessed, however it is up to you whether you would like to take this opportunity

If you wish to take the assessments again, you must complete the following form within 7 days of the publication of results to let us know.
 
Please copy and paste the below link into your browser:
 
https://manmetuni.cherwellondemand.com/CherwellPortal/AssistDL/SAMLlogin/One-Step/DLAROpt
 
If you do not complete the form within 7 days, you will not be able to take your reassessments.

International compliance

If you are an international student and require a visa to study, please review this information for guidance on how any changes to your academic circumstances may impact your visa.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal.

You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. You cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserve a higher mark. See the allowable grounds for appeal.
 
If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal within 14 days of the publication of your results. The outcome of a successful appeal is usually a reassessment attempt. See the guidance on how to make an appeal.

Please note, if you are a foundation or level 4 student and you have met the requirements to pass the year, you will not be able to resit any failed assessments unless you submit a successful appeal.

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.
 
Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence.

Study skills

If you would like advice and support to develop your academic and study skills then the Learner Development team can help! From providing 1:1 appointments and offering feedback on work, to running free courses and workshops, which cover everything from assignments to exams, there is something for everyone. All courses and workshops are also eligible for Rise points.

Careers

Your Careers Service provides expert support and guidance to help you achieve your career goals.

From planning your career journey and gaining relevant experience, to successfully applying for opportunities and preparing for interview - we offer specialist advice, employer networking events, employability workshops, online resources and much more to help you succeed in a competitive graduate jobs market.
 
To find out more, visit the Careers Service website.
 
You can also access interactive resources, search hundreds of opportunities, book onto careers events and more through My Career Hub.

Questions about your results

If you have any questions about your results, please first check the results content available on the Student Life website.
 
There are also extensive FAQs on the Digital Student Hub.

If you are unsure of any of any terms used in your results, you may find it helpful to refer to the assessments glossary.

For further support with your results, please contact the Student Hub in the first instance at studenthub@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 1000.
 
For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / 0161 247 6533.
 
For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Awards and graduation

If you have received an award, we will be in touch as soon as possible with more information on your graduation ceremony and how to register your attendance. Please continue to check your emails for updates.

Your certificate will be sent to you by post in a few months.

Reassessments

If you are required to be reassessed in coursework, practical work, presentations or tests, details of your reassessments will be available in the relevant unit area of Moodle.

Coursework must be received on Moodle by 10:00am on Tuesday 27 August 2024 (UK time).

Any presentations will be scheduled by the Unit Leader / Tutor and will take place during week commencing Monday 19 August 2024.

Please note this submission date may be in the same week as your next unit.

Dissertation/Project or equivalent

If you are being assessed/reassessed in your dissertation/project or equivalent, you should contact your Student Success Advisor in writing to confirm your intention to submit and also your Supervisor to seek guidance on how to proceed.

Coursework must be received on Moodle by:

• 30-credit Project = 10:00am on Monday 28 October 2024 (UK time)
• 60-credit Dissertation = 10:00am on Monday 13 January 2025 (UK time)

Deferred assessment

We understand that sometimes things happen that are beyond your control and that could have an impact on your assessments. If you feel this applies to you and your performance in your assessments has been significantly affected (for example, by a medical emergency or bereavement) please review the guidance, which includes the procedure for submitting a request.

Please see the guidance on acceptable reasons and appropriate evidence. Claims should be submitted via the Evidenced Extension Request Form.

If you have any queries regarding the process for submitting a request, please contact your Student Success Advisor in the first instance at globalonlinestudentsupport@mmu.ac.uk / +44 (0)161 880 4722.

For specialist and independent advice, you can also contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre at s.u.advice@mmu.ac.uk / +44 (0)161 247 6533.

Academic Study Skills Support and Results Enquiries

If you would like advice and support to develop your study skills, please contact your Student Success Advisor at globalonlinestudentsupport@mmu.ac.uk / +44 (0)161 880 4722.

For queries regarding marks or feedback, please contact the relevant member of academic staff on your unit.

Appeals

If you believe there has been an error in the conduct of an assessment, which casts reasonable doubt on the validity of the result, you may wish to submit an appeal. You can also appeal against an unsuccessful evidenced extension request or academic misconduct decision. Please note that you cannot submit an appeal because you are not happy with your results or think you deserved a higher mark.

Please see the explanation of the allowable grounds for appeal.

If you feel that you have allowable grounds for an appeal, you must submit your appeal to the Student Case Management Team. See guidance on how to submit an appeal.