During your time as a student the university will make decisions on your progress and performance in examinations and coursework and on your eligibility for the award of the qualification for which you are studying. If you think that such a decision is wrong or is based on incorrect or partial information, you may have the right to appeal against the decision.
Please be aware that the university has regulations and procedures for making an Academic Appeal and these should be followed closely at all times.
The OIA is an independent body set up to review student complaints. Free to students, the OIA deals with individual complaints against Higher Education Institutions in England and Wales.
If you are not satisfied with outcomes from internal procedures and have been give a completion of Procedure letter you can take up a complaint with the OIA. For more information please visit http://oiahe.org.uk.