Exam and Assessment Support

This page brings together key links and support to help you with your exams, coursework, and reassessments. If you have been advised to seek support, use the sections below to find what you need.

Reassessment Support (Summer 2026)

If you are completing reassessment(s) during the 13-31 July 2026 period, it is important to take action early. What you need to do:

Check your available reassessments in Evision after results release
Check the coursework deadline
Check the exam period dates and exam timetable (ExamTrack)
Review your feedback from previous attempts of assessments
Check in Weblearn for assessment requirements and how to submit your work
Engage with any revision sessions or guidance offered by your School
Reach out for support and guidance if needed

Further guidance and support for your reassessments is available below - read on for information on exams, coursework submission, academic support, and mitigating circumstances.

Exams

If your module requires you to take an exam, including reassessment exams, you can find your exam dates, times and locations on ExamTrack. Check this as soon as the exam timetable is published so you can plan your revision and avoid any exam clashes.

Coursework

You are required to attempt all assessment components for each module, including any reassessments where applicable. Key assessment information for your modules can be found in Weblearn. Submitting and passing each component at the first submission point will support your progression, but if you need to complete reassessment, it is important to engage fully with the requirements. For more details, visit the coursework information page.

Get the support you need

Academic Mentors – get one-to-one support with understanding assessments, building your skills, and using feedback effectively.
Academic Liaison Librarians – receive expert help on using course resources, finding academic information, and proper referencing.
Online Skills Hub – access resources for academic writing, referencing, digital skills, and study techniques, plus tips on time management and assignment planning.
Disability & Dyslexia Service – offers specialist support, reasonable adjustments, and advice for those with additional needs. Register with them as soon as possible if you haven't already.
The Counselling Service provides a safe space to think and talk in confidence about any personal or emotional difficulties through counselling and wellbeing workshops. You can find supportive information on the Student Zone including self-help materials and links to external resources.
Student Zone - if you have more questions about assessments and you are not sure who to contact. Contact them in person or log a call on the support portal.

Study and integrity resources

Complete your assessments with honesty and confidence. These resources will help you understand academic integrity, reference correctly, and use tools like AI responsibly. Explore the guides below and visit the Online Skills Hub for even more support.

Workshops and drop-ins

Look out for communications from your School about assessment preparation workshops and drop-ins. These are a great opportunity to ask questions and build confidence in your approach.

Mitigating circumstances

The mitigating circumstances process is here to support you if something beyond your control affects your studies. It allows you to inform the University of unforeseen situations that have led to missed assessments or non-submission of coursework and request to submit your work at the next available opportunity. If this applies to you, take action as soon as possible.