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1 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange Informing Taught Students of their Final Programme, Course and Progression Results Academic Services Karen Harris/Sara Welham www.ed.ac.uk/schools-departments/academic-services/policies-regulations/policies

2 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange New Policy for 2014/15 Informing taught students about final programme, course and progression results All UG and PGT students School/College responsible for progression communication EUCLID Student View communicates award, degree programme, and final course results http://edin.ac/1rEcJ9o

3 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange New Policy for 2014/15 Schools communicate clear plan of action to each student who has failed a required assessment Statement on School website: what to do if you fail Students given feedback, guidance and support before re-assessment At final stage: student informed in timely and personal manner –private consultation may be offered –where possible, inform the student in advance

4 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange Immediately: No Public Display No public display in any media of final assessment results for: Taught Degree Programmes Interim Awards Final Awards Classifications

5 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange Template for Communications to Students How they will receive results this summer Colleges will disseminate template to Schools When will I get my results? Who do I contact if I have a query or need to talk to someone? How are my results determined?

6 Excellence - Education; Research; Knowledge Exchange Marking Boycott Minimise the impact on students without compromising academic standards Guidance for Boards of Examiners –Academic judgement of the Board remains paramount. –Academic standards of the University will be maintained. FAQs for staff and students Marking boycott due to start on 28 April 2014 www.ed.ac.uk/schools-departments/student-administration/marking-boycott


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