Please refer to the module outline (available on Moodle).
Where undergraduate modules require one coursework essay counting for 20%, the essay should be between 1,500 and 2,000 words in length unless stated otherwise.
Where modules require one extended essay counting for 80%, the essay should be a maximum of 3,000 words in length unless stated otherwise.

Please refer to the module outline (available on Moodle).

If you are an undergraduate student, see the information under Coursework deadlines and Concessionary evidence on our Coursework assessment and examinations page.

If you are an MSc student, see Coursework deadlines - MSc programmes and Concessions procedures - MSc programmes.

See our page on Submission of assessed work (undergraduates) or Submission of assessed work (MSc students). For instructions on electonic submission of work, see Submitting your assignment, a student training document on Moodle.

Contact Vicky Ward and ask her to delete it, then resubmit.

If you are an undergraduate student, see the information under Coursework deadlines on our Coursework assessment and examinations page.

If you are an MSc student, see Coursework deadlines - MSc programmes

Essays will be returned to you in class by the marker unless you are notified otherwise. Work submitted by the deadline will normally be returned within three term-time weeks. You can check your marks on the University website via the Student Data System.

When you are asked to collect your work from the Psychology Student Office, you cannot do so until the mark appears on the Student Data System. This applies to students in all years.

Because the work was submitted late and requires concessionary evidence.

Yes, if you contact Vicky Ward she will Email you the mark, but don't forget that it is provisional.

The Student Advisor, Lisa Clark, should be your first point of contact for help and advice if you are experiencing problems with your studies. For detailed information on sources of help in the School and elsewhere in the University, see our Student support services page.

For concessionary evidence relating to the late submission of work see the information under Coursework deadlines on our Coursework Assessment and Examinations page.

For concessionary evidence concerning performance in, or absence from, an examination or other assessment see the information under Concessionary evidence on our Coursework Assessment and Examinations page.

Contact the Student Advisor, Lisa Clark, for advice and information.

We weight the assessment of Stages 2 and 3 equally in their contribution to the final degree classification.