PGR dissertations, examinations, and outcomes
The regulations in this area cover how PGR students are assessed starting with the completion of their dissertation, through examination and ending with the awarding of their degree. Regulations on academic integrity are also covered. Plus, related policies covering how to include publications and Covid-19 statements in dissertations, how to hold an online oral examination, and how suspected academic misconduct is investigated are presented here.
Regulations
- Award criteria for research degrees
- Academic integrity and research degrees
- Dissertation content and format
- Submission and circulation of dissertations
- Appointing examiners and independent chairs
- Oral examinations (viva)
- Examination reports and guidance on corrections
- Research Degrees Examination Board
- Awards and other outcomes
- Public access to dissertations
Related policy
- Policy on integrating publications as chapters in a dissertation
- Policy on research degree dissertations and the impact of Covid-19 restrictions
- Policy on academic misconduct for PGR examinations and awards
- Policy for online oral examinations
- Policy on failure to complete assessment for research degrees
Related guidance
- Guidance for PGR students on the examination process
- Exam accommodations for disabled PGR students
- Guidance for PGR students on how to submit
- Guidance on Turnitin
- Guidance for staff on the PGR pre-examination process
- Guidance for staff on the PGR post-examination process
- Guidance for examiners
- Graduation information for postgraduate research students
- Guidance on deferring the public release of dissertations