Other types of appeal
There is a right of appeal against a number of other decisions. These are listed below with the deadline for submission.
Academic Misconduct Panel
Appeals must be submitted, in writing, within twenty-one calendar days of the decision having been sent in writing to the student's last known address
Decision to refuse to allow an alternative mode of assessment
Appeals must be submitted, in writing, within twenty-one calendar days of the decision being notified to the student.
Suitability for Professional Practice Panel (Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)) or a Suitability for Professional Practice Panel (Social Work programmes)
Such appeals are considered in exactly the same way as other appeals against a decison that a student is required to withdraw from the University, having failed to meet the requirements for academic progress. The appeal must be submitted, in accordance with the standard procedure for appeals, within twenty-one days of the decision having been sent, in writing, to the student's last known address.
Research Degree and Professional Doctorate appeals
Appeals can be made against failure of a research degree or professional doctorate or against a decision of your School that you be required to withdraw on the basis of unsatisfactory progress. For details, please see the Regulations for the Award of the Degrees of Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy or the Regulations for the Award of Professional Doctorates and exit awards in the latest annual edition of the University Regulations. Appeals must be submitted, with supporting evidence, no later than twenty-one calendar days after the publication of results.