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End of Semester 2, Academic Year 2022/23 written exams

The semester 2 Exam/Assessment result release date will be Thursday, the 15th of June 2023.

 

The Autumn written Exam/Assessment period will be held from the 21st to the 31st of August 2023 inclusive.  An online timetable will be available in early August.

The Autumn Exam entry fee for August 2023 sitting is €50 per module, up to a maximum of €150 for all modules*

*The above excludes any Waterford campus repeat learner students who were not registered on their repeat modules in Semester 1 or Semester 2 of 2022/2023. These students will still need to pay €200 per 5 credit module as their initial repeat learner fee for the Autumn sitting. 

*The repeat fees are subject to review on an annual basis. 

 

Examinations Office Contacts:

E-mail:  [email protected]

If you have any general queries in relation to exams please check our frequently asked questions section here.

Avril Kelly:  051-302883

Ruth Hennebry:  051-302882

Elaine O'Connor: 051-302043

Queries relating to repeat learner/carried subjects for previous academic years should be emailed to [email protected] as soon as possible. 

For more information see the Repeat learners FAQ

For details on registration please click here

Exam/Assessment Result Queries 

If you have any queries on your results please contact your relevant School:

School of Business:
E-mail: [email protected]

School of Education and Lifelong Learning:
E-mail: [email protected]

School of Engineering:
E-mail: [email protected]

School of Health Sciences

Department of Nursing & Health Care:

E-mail: [email protected]

Department of Sport & Exercise Science:

E-mail: [email protected]

School of Humanities:

Please contact [email protected]  for

Department of Arts

Department of Humanities

Department of Law & Criminal Justice

Department of Social Care & Early Childhood

 

School of Science & Computing

Dept of Science [email protected]

Dept of Land Science [email protected]

Dept of Computing & Maths [email protected] or [email protected]

 
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APPEALS

The appeals procedure has been modified so that matters which are more properly the concern of the examination boards are processed by them, and only substantive irregularity in the process is formally appealed. The basis of this system is that any mitigating factors of which the student is aware prior to the examination must be processed through the examination board.

For the appeals' procedure, fees, deadline and the application form, please click here.

Please note that the following statements do not qualify as the appeal grounds:

‘I thought I should have done better’
‘I put a lot of effort into this subject’
‘Everybody in class has failed this exam’
‘I feel I deserve to pass’
‘My other marks are much higher’
‘The exam was harder than I expected’
‘My lecturer did not like me’
‘I want someone else to check my paper’
‘I wasn’t well for this exam’
‘The lecturer didn’t prepare me sufficiently’

In some of these cases, before results are discussed at the Examination Board, Mitigating Circumstances procedure may apply. In other cases, listed above, students should seek feedback on their performance from the relevant lecturer or seek clarification on matters of concern from a Course Leader, Head of Department or Head of School.

Comments of a personal nature or complaints against an individual should not form part of the appeal. Where a candidate wants to make a complaint against another individual, they should in the first instance discuss it with the relevant Head of Department. In this regard attention is drawn to SETU’s Respect and Dignity Policy.

 

RECHECKS

A recheck can only be requested once the student has completed the Viewing of Scripts procedure. To recheck the examination materials shall mean to verify that all sections of the examination materials (including continuous assessment) have been marked and that these marks have been entered and combined accurately in the results sheets used in arriving at the final examination result.

Important Note: A recheck does not involve an academic re-examination or re-evaluation of the material presented by the student. It is simply a re-verification that all materials submitted were indeed marked and that the total of marks were correctly calculated and notified.

Recheck procedures, information on fees, deadline and the application form are available here.

For details on Mitigating Circumstances please click here

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