Postgraduate

If the Level Decision on your profile shows "Continue" you have completed the first part of your taught Master's degree, and will continue to the second part of your degree. This means you have met the required threshold to progress. 

Please keep in mind, you are invited to redeem all failed modules, so should prepare for supplementary assessment for any modules showing "F" on your record unless you are eligible for toleration - your level decision will show "Supplementary or Toleration" if you are eligible to apply for toleration.

Students in the School of Management who began their studies in January 2022 are not able to request toleration and will instead be invited to supplementary assessment. Please contact your School’s Assessment Team for further information: assessment-management@swansea.ac.uk 

Students in the School of Culture and Communications who began their studies in January 2022 cannot request toleration at this point (July 2022) and will have their supplementary period in March 2023 so will not be eligible for supplementary assessments in August

The Supplementary Exam Period will take place from the 8th to the 19th of August. Supplementary assessment for coursework works differently - you will receive guidance on this from the assessment team for your School.

If you have received a mark between 40 and 49% in 30 credits of modules or less, you can apply to tolerate these failures, but need to make this request via your School's assessment team. 

If you are on a Flexible Regulation Taught Master's degree (Programmes within the School of Management, and the MSc Economics or Economics & Finance) you will continue with your independent project.

An Accuracy of Published Marks request is a procedure which allows students to request that their marks are recorded accurately, this form is not in any way used to have work re-marked or re-considered, so keep this in mind - the Accuracy of Published Marks request verifies the marks that have been published have been recorded accurately from your marked work.

You can find the specific procedure relating to Accuracy of Published Marks here.

You will need to complete a form, which is linked here: AR1TP-1-BI  Request to Confirm Accuracy of Published Marks (Bilingual Form)

These procedures are relevant to students wishing to appeal a decision from the University. There are strict grounds for an appeal, and appeals will generally not be considered for students requesting their classification be amended. Should you feel you meet the criteria for an appeal listed here your appeal will be considered.

If you feel you are eligible, have grounds for appeal and are within time then you will need to complete the Appeal Form. 

Completed request for appeal forms need to be submitted with all relevant supporting evidence by e-mail to studentcases@swansea.ac.uk.

There is a deadline for submitting an appeal for Undergraduate Final Year Students listed below:

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