When you register as a student of the University of South Wales, you are agreeing to comply with the Student Code of Practice and all other University regulations and procedures. The University’s regulations and procedures outline our approach to learning, teaching and assessment as well as academic and non-academic conduct issues and complaints and appeals, and are designed to ensure the University acts fairly and consistently in relation to all students.
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The University’s response to Covid-19:
https://www.southwales.ac.uk/news/coronavirus-overview/
Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education’s FAQs for students:
https://www.oiahe.org.uk/students/coronavirus-faq-for-students/
Use this procedure to appeal the decision of an Assessment Board
Examples of academic misconduct and the University's approach to this offence
All students being sponsored by the University under Tier 4 are subject to attendance monitoring.
If you experience circumstances that may affect your ability to perform in assessments you may be able to apply for Extenuating Circumstances
Students studying on certain courses must be fit to qualify in their respective professions
Procedures and support available when a student becomes unwell or presents a risk to self and/or others
Exceptional and/or unforeseen circumstances that require you to be absent from your studies.
When you have concerns about the provision of your academic course and/or related services
Students are expected to observe University policies and procedures at all times
The Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA) is an independent body set up to review student complaints. Under the Higher Education Act 2004 the University of South Wales subscribes to the independent scheme for the review of student complaints (including complaints into decisions regarding appeals and student misconduct).
