Attendance and absences
Check in to teaching or report an absence
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Check in on campus
You must check in to each session so we can record your attendance and support you during your studies. Find out how it works.
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Report an absence
How to get your absence authorised and what happens if you are ill.
Why we monitor attendance
Monitoring your attendance and engagement is a key way to help us identify if you might need some extra help and support.
We also use attendance data to make sure we meet our regulatory and statutory compliance requirements.
For example, not having your attendance information could impact your student loan funding, or for international or sponsored students, it could impact visas and sponsor funding. If you are on a clinical, practice based or professional programme, it could mean you don’t meet the professional requirements of the programme.
See our full University Attendance and Engagement policy for more information.
Attendances and absences
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Taking time out or leaving university early
What happens if you need to take a break from studies or decide to leave your course.
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Your attendance - what we expect
During study periods, we expect students to attend and engage with all teaching activities regularly.
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University Policy on Attendance and Engagement for Taught Students
This policy sets out expectations for the attendance and engagement monitoring for undergraduate and taught postgraduate students.
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Unsatisfactory engagement and attendance
If you’re not engaging with or attending the University you may risk being withdrawn from your course. Talk to us so we can support you.
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Changes in circumstances and funding
Find out how your funding may be affected if you are withdrawing, returning to university, or if you have suspended your studies.
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Student visas
If you are an international student and on temporary leave from your studies, you will need to re-apply for your visa when you return.
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Support
If you’re struggling with uni life or your studies, there’s lots of support to help get you back on track.