The conditions imposed and/or the requirement to take reassessment(s) to progress to the next stage of a taught course/phase of research study
For example, you have failed an assessment and are required to take the assessment again before being able to progress to the next stage of a taught course.
A decision to terminate a student’s current programme of study
This includes students whose programme of study is terminated but who are offered a transfer to another taught course or research degree.
This right would apply when you have received notification that there are no further assessment attempts available to you and your studies are being terminated without an alternative, lower award being made.
A classification decision
In addition to appeals against the class of Honours degree awarded, this also includes appeals against the classification of postgraduate awards and of other undergraduate awards. For impact on future classification decisions, please refer to the Academic Appeals Code of Practice.
This right would apply when you have been notified of your degree classification at the end of your studies, or if you have received a progression decision which confirms that you have met the progression requirements of the course but you didn't make the university aware of serious circumstances affecting your study before a progression examination board made its decision. You'll need to demonstrate compelling reasons why you were unable to make the university aware of circumstances prior to the Examination Board decision e.g. reasons associated with a disability or medically-evidenced incapacity to engage with procedures.
A decision not to award the qualification for which a student is registered
This relates to decisions made at the end of a student's taught course or research degree and includes appeals against decisions not to award any qualification or to award a lower qualification.
This right would apply when you have received notification that there are no further assessment attempts available to you and you are being recommended for an award other than for the one for which you first registered.
A decision of a University Fitness to Practise Committee or Practice Assessment Panel
This is relevant to students on professional courses who have been the subject of Fitness to Practise procedures.
You will have attended a formal Fitness to Practise Committee meeting and received written notification of the outcome which includes, for example, undertakings, conditions, suspension or termination of studies.
The outcome of an extenuating circumstances claim
You must have received an email from Student Services advising you of the outcome of your claim. This does not include you being informed that your claim has not been considered because it was made after an Examination Board’s decision.
If you’ve had an EC outcome but now have new evidence available to support the claim, provided the relevant classification or progression Examination Board has not met (usually at the end of an academic session), it should first be submitted for consideration by your school/department with an explanation as to why you could not submit it at the time of making the original claim.
Your school/department will then issue you with a new outcome letter in respect of your claim. If you submit an appeal before your school/department has the new evidence and before the Examination Board has met, your appeal will be closed.