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Annual leave, Absences and Changes to Studies

Annual leave, Absences and Changes to Studies

Effective management of absences and study changes is essential for maintaining your academic progress and receiving the support you need. This section outlines how to report absences, make adjustments to your study program, and connect with key contacts who can provide guidance and assistance. By staying informed and proactive, you can navigate any challenges smoothly while ensuring minimal disruption to your research and academic journey.

 

Key Contacts

Knowing who to contacts is essential for efficiently managing absences and study changes. This section connects you with the key individuals and teams who can provide timely assistance and guidance, ensuring you receive the support needed to navigate any adjustments smoothly.

  • Student Suport Services - there are a wide range of suport teams to provide academic, non-academic and welbeing advise during your degree.
  • Registry - provide advice and guidance for all students in relation to registration, progress and changes to study through their academic study.
  • Tuition Fees - any changes to study may have an impact on your tuition fees
  • Immigraton Compliance - providing advice if you hold a student visa
  • UKRI Funded Students - if you are in receipt of UKRI funding, please contact the studentships team to discuss any proposed changes.

 

 

 
Changes to Study

Navigating changes to your study program are important for aligning your academic pursuits with your personal circumstances and how they may change during your degree. This section helps you make informed decisions and smoothly adjust your study arrangements, ensuring that your research progress remains on track.

Reporting and Managing Absences

Effectively reporting and managing absences is crucial for maintaining your academic standing and ensuring that you receive the support you need during challenging times. This section empowers you to handle absences professionally, minimising disruptions to your research and accessing the necessary resources.