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Getting ready for your Late Summer Assessments
With exam season on the horizon, we want you to have all the information you need to feel prepared and feel less stressed.  
UCL results day July 2025: Your options
This advice applies to the 2024/25 academic year.Results day is coming up on Tuesday 8 July 2025. We know this can be a stressful time so we’ve put together some useful information about what happens next.
Navigating Exam-Time Challenges: What To Do If You Have Concerns
Navigating Exam-Time Challenges: What To Do If You Have ConcernsAs exam season comes towards an end, you might be wondering how your assessments went and what to do while you wait for your results.
Avoiding Academic Misconduct
It’s essential to understand the importance of academic integrity and know that it's your responsibility to adhere to UCL's high academic standards.
Resolving Complaints Informally at University
Navigating university life can be challenging, and encountering issues that lead to complaints is not uncommon. Whether it's a dispute with a lecturer, dissatisfaction with a course, or issues in your student accommodation, you might be thinking about escalating matters formally.
Postgraduate Results Day March 2025: Your options
This advice applies to postgraduate taught students with resits/deferrals from the 2023/24 academic year, and also to those students with a January programme start date.
Academic Misconduct: What happens if I receive an allegation?
Receiving an allegation of Academic Misconduct can be stressful, but understanding the process can help you navigate it calmly and effectively. Here’s what you can expect.
Writing A Statement For Alleged Academic Misconduct
Writing a Statement for Alleged Academic Misconduct If you have received an allegation of Academic Misconduct from your department, you may have been requested to attend a Departmental or Academic Misconduct Panel.
Supporting a Student in a Meeting or Panel
You’ve been asked by a friend or a student if you can act as a ‘friend’ during a University meeting or panel – but what does this mean? We’ve shared our top tips to help you be as supportive and prepared as possible.
Extenuating Circumstances: everything you need to know
What are ECs, and what is the UCL Extenuating Circumstances procedure?Extenuating Circumstances (ECs) are events which are sudden, unexpected, disruptive and, importantly, beyond your control.
4 ways to avoid problems with your exams
For most of you, your assessments will go smoothly with no unexpected problems. However, whether it’s an illness before your exam or your laptop malfunctioning, there are unfortunately some problems that can get in the way. Here’s all the information you need to deal with things if they go wrong. 
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