Exam and assessment procedures
Got exams or assessments coming up? Find out more about the procedures so everything runs smoothly and you’re ready to go.
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Research IT: Latest updates to support your research
Read more: Research IT: Latest updates to support your researchResearch IT provides specialised IT services for researchers at the University. Find out how the team can support your research and what events and training are taking place.
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Quiet spaces and shared study etiquette in the Library
Read more: Quiet spaces and shared study etiquette in the LibraryLooking for a calm place to focus? The University Library has a range of quieter study spaces across campus and here’s where you can find them.
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Personal exam timetables are now available
Read more: Personal exam timetables are now availableIf you’re taking in-person exams this summer, you can now access your personal exam timetable online by visiting the Exam Timetables page. Click to find out more!
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Struggling with bills and living costs? Apply for the Unexpected Financial Needs Fund
Read more: Struggling with bills and living costs? Apply for the Unexpected Financial Needs FundThe Fund can assist you with living costs you may be struggling to meet whilst studying, including accommodation costs, electricity bills, food shopping, study related costs including placement travel costs. Find out more about how to apply.
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Exam and assessment support from the Library
Read more: Exam and assessment support from the LibraryAs the exam and assessment period approaches, the Library is here to support you. Take a look the resources and services available to help you succeed – including a free croissant for breakfast!
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How much does graduation cost?
Read more: How much does graduation cost?If you are graduating this summer, you’re probably starting to plan for graduation soon and we want to help you feel that it is affordable. Find out what costs to expect and optional extras so you can plan and budget accordingly.
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Local elections 2026: What you need to know
Read more: Local elections 2026: What you need to knowLocal elections are taking place across England on Thursday, 7 May 2026. This is your chance to have a say on who represents your local area on the council. Find out more about how to vote and important deadlines.
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Meningitis – no new cases
Read more: Meningitis – no new casesFurther to our news item last week outlining the symptoms of meningitis and what to do if you are worried following the outbreak of meningococcal disease in Kent, the latest data indicates there are no new cases confirmed.
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Meningitis – know the symptoms
Read more: Meningitis – know the symptomsMeningitis can be hard to identify at first because it can be like flu. Be aware of the symptoms and know what to do if you’re worried about yourself, or others.
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Mental health workshops and groups from April to June
Read more: Mental health workshops and groups from April to JuneFind out more about the wide range of workshops and groups for students between April and June 2026. Get practical tools and supportive environments to manage stress, build resilience, and improve mental wellbeing.
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Uni Mental Health Day 2026
Read more: Uni Mental Health Day 2026Organised by Student Minds and UMHAN, University Mental Health Day aims to get the everyone talking about student wellbeing and working together to make mental health a university-wide priority. Find out about all the events happening on campus on the day.
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Final year student? Get personalised careers support straight to your inbox
Read more: Final year student? Get personalised careers support straight to your inboxComplete our What Next? form by Sunday 8 March to receive personalised careers support, tailored just for you and delivered straight to your inbox.
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National Student Money Week 2026
Read more: National Student Money Week 2026Join the Students’ Union for a week of friendly, practical events designed to get you future-ready with money. Discover how to budget smarter, understand credit, and plan for life after uni.
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Why it’s okay not to love university all of the time
Read more: Why it’s okay not to love university all of the timeSometimes it feels like everyone shares Uni life as a highlight reel, but in reality university also involves challenges. Here, student blogger Grace shares why it’s okay (and very normal) not to love Uni all the time.