January 2024 Postgraduate programmes: For Postgraduate students who started a masters programme in January 2024, the results released in March will be the final confirmed results for your programme. If you think that a mark may not be correct, you may request an Accuracy of Published Marks check now, within 10 working days of the release date of results. Before submitting any request, please read the information below.
For all other students, results released in July will be the final confirmed results for your academic year/programme. If you think a mark may not be correct, you may request an Accuracy of Published Marks now, within 10 working days of the release of results. Before submitting a request, please read the information below.
The Accuracy of Published Marks procedure is available to all students who feel that one or more of their module marks may not be correct.
- The process will ensure that marks recorded for assessment components and the overall module are free from administrative and/or arithmetical error e.g. that marks have been transferred into the Exam System correctly, that marks have been added up correctly on an exam script etc.
- It does not involve assessments being re-marked nor will it provide further information as to the reasons for particular marks having been awarded.
- Please be aware that module marks can decrease as well as increase following an Accuracy of Published Marks Check Request.
- Students must complete a Request to Confirm Accuracy of Published Marks form online, no later than 10 working-days from the release date of your results (this form will be open for submissions from the day that results are released).
- The faculty has a response target of 5 working-days to provide an outcome. However, please be aware that we deal with a high volume of requests and may not be able to meet this target in every case.
If you have any questions about the process please contact the faculty Exams team by emailing assessment-scienceengineering@swansea.ac.uk or see the University's Accuracy of Published Marks FAQ document and University APM guidance.