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Learn about important university processes, including registration, module enrolment, assessments and graduation.

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After your assessments

  • After your assessments

    Find all the information on what happens now your assessments are finished.

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  • Getting your results

    Find out when your provisional and final results will be available and how to view them online.

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  • Classification

    Degree classifications are calculated by an algorithm, which is an agreed set of rules, processes and calculations.

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  • Appeals

    An appeal is when you officially challenge the outcomes of assessment.

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  • Mitigating circumstances

    Unexpected problem or illness? We can't always plan for everything. Find out what to do next.

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Studying over the summer?

  • Writing your dissertation

    The library has resources, support and examples of dissertations if you’re writing yours this summer.

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  • Study spaces

    We’ve got the best study spaces for you – quiet, groups, near cafes? Find your new favourite.

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  • We’re here to help

    If you’re looking for an answer or help, contact the the Student Information Service (SIS) by phone, email or speak to us in person.

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Balancing study and self–care

  • Cafes on campus

    Why not meet a friend for a well deserved break in one of the cafes across campus?

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  • Explore new spaces

    Leeds is a city full of surprises, and there are plenty of new places to take a well served break from studying this summer.

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  • Support at Uni

    Have a look at the wide range of support on offer, from self–help guides, information and people to speak to.

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