BA / BSc Students
First year undergraduate students (excluding the LLB) need to pass three out of four units to progress to their second year. Second year undergraduate students need to have passed seven out of eight units from their first two years of study to progress into their third year. You can find out more at understanding your results and in the Regulations for First Degrees.
Undergraduate students are eligible to sit failed or deferred assessments during the In-Year Resit and Deferred Assessment Period (IRDAP). Your progression will be determined following IRDAP assessments. If you meet the above progression requirements following the IRDAP, you will be able to progress as usual.
Even if you do not progress, there are usually options available to you, providing you have attempts remaining, so the key message is not to worry and wait for the advice email. First year students have three attempts to pass their courses, second and third year students have two attempts to pass their courses.
LLB Students
LLB students have separate progression criteria. Any students who have not met the criteria to progress after re-sitting in the IRDAP should contact their department or the Student Advice and Engagement Team if they have any questions.