University Examination Review Procedure (Workshop)

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This workshop will provide you with an overview of the Examination Review Procedure, including: guidance on mark checks; how some matters might be dealt with at an Examiners’ Meeting; how an investigation is undertaken once a student raises a formal complaint regarding their results; and possible outcomes that Examiners may be required to undertake.

This presentation will be followed by a series of case studies, giving you the opportunity to understand how the Examination Review Procedure works in practice.

• All University staff who are involved with student matters or examination administration, particularly Secretaries to Examining Bodies and those who support students during their time at the University.
• Further details regarding the Office of Student Conduct, Complaints and Appeals' eligibility criteria are available here

• to understand the principles and purpose of the University's Examination Review Procedure
• to identify how irregularities or mark checks can be considered at an early stage
• to apply principles of examination review to real situations
• to be able to provide students with appropriate information and direct to the Examination Review Procedure, OSCCA and support as appropriate

• One session of 90 minutes