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Progression – full-time attendance

Undergraduate

Any semesters during which are you are on leave of absence, or that are V-coded, are not included in the semester counts below.

Arts, Divinity and Science

As defined in UG Senate Regulation I F 44, you must achieve certain minimum progress in order to avoid your studies being placed on probation:

  • you must pass at least 20 credits in every semester;
  • you must have passed at least 80 credits after two semesters of study;
  • you must have passed at least 160 credits after four semesters of study;
  • you must have passed at least 240 credits after six semesters of study.

You must also complete your degree within the maximum time allowed:

  • eight semesters of study for a General degree
  • ten semesters of study for a BSc, MA or MTheol Honours degree
    • with exactly four semesters for the Honours part of the programme
  • twelve semesters of study for an Integrated Masters degree
    • with exactly six semesters for the Honours part of the programme

Medicine

As defined in UG Senate Regulation V C 5, you must achieve certain minimum progress in order to avoid your studies being placed on probation:

  • you must pass some credits in every academic year;
  • you must have passed at least 60 credits at 2000-level after two semesters of study;
  • you must have passed at least 120 credits at 2000-level after three semesters of study;
  • you must have passed at least 120 credits at 3000-level after five semesters of study.

You must also complete your degree within seven semesters.

Postgraduate

As defined in the Postgraduate Senate regulations, you must achieve certain minimum progress in order to avoid termination of studies:

  • you must pass at least 40 credits in every semester.

You must also complete your qualification within the maximum time allowed:

Any semesters during which are you are on leave of absence, or that are V-coded, are not included in the semester counts above.