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Engaging with your studies


 

Your engagement requirements

It is important that you attend your teaching sessions and engage with your studies during your degree course at Royal Holloway. This is because research shows that students with good attendance and engagement levels tend to achieve better academic results and we are committed to supporting you as a student so that you can progress with your studies.

We’ll know you’re engaged when you’re:

  • Logging attendance at classes
  • Using Moodle
  • Submitting assessments

 

 

Engagement Policy 2023-24

For more information, please see the Engagement Policy 2024-25 here.

 

As a student you are expected to:-

  • Attend scheduled learning sessions, for example (but not limited to), lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials, field trips, orals, laboratory session, PC Labs and practicals.
  • Arrive punctually to all teaching activities, completing any preparation required for the teaching session (e.g. reading or research).
  • Record your attendance at scheduled teaching activities
  • Attend meetings and other activities as required by your department(s).
  • Undertake all assessments.
  • Use Moodle and the other learning resources available to you
  • If you are absent follow the notification of absence process.
  • You should also advise your School of any absence if your assessments have been affected by the absence
  • Manage your time effectively, so that any paid employment, voluntary work, extracurricular activities or social commitments do not conflict with your responsibilities for attendance and engagement with your studies, as a student of the University.
  • Students enrolled with the University on a full-time basis must not exceed 20 hours per week paid work during term time. International students must ensure that any working restrictions, as stated on their visa, are also adhered to.

 

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