Queries following results and progression

Can I reapply after being withdrawn?

If you have been withdrawn with outstanding attempts available on your modules, you may
be able to reapply to join the course again after one year’s absence.  

If you have failed one or more modules twice, and the modules are core or compulsory (that is there are no alternative modules you can take), then you will not be able to reapply for the same course or courses where the curriculum includes any of your failed modules. 

If you are successful at rejoining the course, your previous attempt and marks for the modules will be carried over and you will have one full attempt (or partial attempt) at passing any failed modules and your marks will be capped at the pass mark.  

If you wish, you may also apply for a different course at the University subject to meeting course entry criteria which you can check through Course finder. 

Using credit gained from a previous course to carry over into a new course or new enrolment of the same course is a process called Accreditation of Prior Learning or Approved Prior Learning (APL).  For further details on how much credit you can APL and the University regulations on APL, see Section 3 of Regulations for awards. If you have received an award for the credit that you want to APL into the new course or new enrolment for your course, you will need to return any certificate that you have received. See Section 4.4 of Regulations for awards. 

Get your result letter sent to your sponsor

If applicable, your sponsor will receive a report directly from the International Office detailing your results and award. If your sponsor requires anything further, they will need to contact their sponsor liaison at the University. 

Student finance and repeat year fees

If you need to repeat a module because you have failed the previous full attempt, there will be a course fee.  For information about fees contact the University Student Finance Office  

To understand student finance regulations, see Regulations for taught students section 3. 

Impact of your progression decision on NHS Learning Support Fund Payments

If you are repeating a year, are withdrawing or suspending your studies, you must inform
the NHS Learning Support Fund on 0300 330 0521. Any change will affect the funding that you may be able to receive, and funding is not guaranteed for each year of your course.  

Further information on NHS Learning Support Fund and how to contact the University LSF team