The outcome of your first year will be released on Tuesday 14 July at 10am through Campus Connect.

To view your outcome, log into Campus Connect and click on the ’My studies’ tab. On this page, you will see the title ‘Progression’, click on this section to find the outcome of your first year assessments.

In light of COVID-19, first year undergraduate students had some, or all, of their assessments replaced with a ‘portfolio’ type assessment which was designed to return a mark of pass or fail. This means that you will not receive results in the form of numeric marks this year. Instead you will receive confirmation of whether you have passed the year and may progress to year 2, or if you have failed an element and cannot currently progress.

If you are not yet able to progress you may be given the option to complete retakes in line with the element(s) of the courses or portfolio that you failed. For further information please see the Retaking Assessments webpages. Further details on what the retake will involve will also be available through your School.

In some cases, informal marks from your first year may also be available; please contact your School Helpdesk for further information on what is available.

Your results will be released on Tuesday 14 July at 10am through Campus Connect.

To view your results, log into Campus Connect and click on the ’My studies’ tab. On this page, you will see the title ‘Progression’, click on this section to find the outcome of your assessments.

To find out your course marks, go to the 'My studies' tab and then to ‘My study information’, then click on ‘Statement of Results’. A full statement of your results with individual course marks will appear.

If you try to access this before your results have been released, you’ll see a message saying “Transcript not available due to holds". This message will be displayed until your results are ready to be released, please ignore the date in this message.

The overall outcome of the year indicates whether or not you can progress to the next year of study. If you are not currently able to progress, you may be given the option to complete retakes in the courses you failed. For further information please see Retaking Assessments.  

Each grade displayed is the final overall percentage that you’ve achieved for each course, this includes all exams or alternative assessments, coursework and practical assignments.

You cannot view individual essay or exam results on Campus Connect. If you’d like a further breakdown of your results or feedback please contact your School Helpdesk.

Your year average will be calculated as a weighted average of your course marks, weighted according to the credit value of the course. E.g. a 30 credit course is worth twice a 15 credit course.

In 2019/20 the Best 90 Policy for Second & Non-Finalist Third Year students mean that the year average that will be used in calculating your final average (when you come to be awarded) will exclude the worst 30 credits of your course marks. Please see the Emergency Regulations for further information.

Your results will be released on Tuesday 14 July at 10am through Campus Connect.

To view your results, log into Campus Connect and click on the ’My studies’ tab. On this page, you will see the title ‘Progression’, click on this section to find the outcome of your year.

To find out your degree classification and your course marks go to the 'My studies' tab, then to ‘My study information' and then click on ‘Statement of Results’. A full statement of your results; your degree classification and individual course marks will appear.

If you try to access this before your results have been released, you’ll see a message saying “Transcript not available due to holds." This message will be displayed until your results are ready to be released, please ignore the date in this message.

The overall outcome for the year indicates whether or not you have been awarded your degree. If you have not been awarded, you may be given the option to complete retakes in the courses you failed. For further information please see Retaking Assessments.  

If you have been awarded, your award information will include your degree classification and confirmation of the degree you have been awarded. Please note, this will not include the final average percentage for your degree.

Each grade displayed is the final overall percentage that you’ve achieved for each course, including all exams or alternative assessments, coursework and practical assignments.

You cannot view individual essay or exam results on Campus Connect. If you’d like a further breakdown of your results or feedback please contact your School Helpdesk.

In the 2019/20 academic year, the Safety Net and Best 90/120 Policies for finalist students mean that a number of calculations will have taken place to determine your classification. Please see the Emergency Regulations for further information. 

Your results will be released on Tuesday 14 July at 10am through Campus Connect.

To view your results, log into Campus Connect and click on the ’My studies’ tab. On this page, you will see the title ‘Progression’, click on this section to find the outcome of your year.

To find out your degree classification and your course marks go to the 'My studies' tab, then to ‘My study information' and then click on ‘Statement of Results’. A full statement of your results; your degree classification and individual course marks should appear.

If you try to access this before your results have been released, you’ll see a message saying “Transcript not available due to holds." This message will be displayed until your results are ready to be released, please ignore the date in this message.

Each grade displayed is the final overall percentage that you’ve achieved for each course, this includes all exams or alternative assessments, coursework and practical assignments.

You cannot view individual essay or exam results on Campus Connect. If you’d like a further breakdown of your results or feedback please contact your School Helpdesk.

You will be able to view your results on Campus Connect after the School Award & Progression Board meeting which approves the results for your School have met. Each School Board has 2 meetings a year:

• July - To consider mid-year progression and enable summer retakes. Results from all July Boards will be made available to students at 10am on Thursday 30 July 2020.
• September to November – To consider the awarding of degrees. The dates for the Boards and release of results are confirmed below. 

To view your results, log into Campus Connect and click on the ’My studies’ tab. On this page, you will see the title ‘Progression’, click on this section to find your outcome. In July, this will detail if you are being offered a summer retake. 

To find out your course marks (and degree classification when appropriate), go to the 'My studies' tab, then to ‘My study information' and then click on ‘Statement of Results’. A full statement of your results with your award information and individual course marks will appear.

If you try to access this before your results have been released, you’ll see a message saying “Transcript not available due to holds." This message will be displayed until your results are ready to be released, please ignore the date in this message.

The outcome indicates whether you have progressed or have been awarded your degree. If you have not currently progressed or been awarded, you may be given the option to complete retakes in the courses you have failed. For further information please see Retaking Assessments.  

Your award information will include your degree classification and confirmation of the degree you have been awarded. Please note this will not include the final average percentage for your degree.

Each grade displayed is the final overall percentage that you’ve achieved for that course, including all exams or alternative assessments, coursework and practical assignments.  

You cannot view individual essay or exam results on Campus Connect. If you’d like a further breakdown of your results or feedback please contact your School Helpdesk.

Transcripts will be dispatched to students within once month of the release of results on Campus Connect.  

Certificates will be despatched by the Univeristy of London and will be sent within 4 months of the award date; 1st November 202.  If there are any students with proven deadlines (e.g. job requirements) students can request an earlier dispatch by e-mailing the Diploma Production Office at diploma.enquiries@london.ac.uk. 

Please be aware that there are no collection service available this year due to the covid-19 restrictions.

If you submitted extenuating circumstances, you will be sent an email on the day that your results are released to confirm whether your extenuating circumstances were accepted and, where appropriate, the action taken.

One possible outcome is the granting of the First-Sit or Uncapped Resit. This would be indicated via a code with your individual course marks on Campus Connect.

• FS - First-Sit

• FR - First-Sit for Resit / Repeat

• UR - Uncapped Resit

• UT - Uncapped Third Attempt

Please see the Retaking Assessments webpages for an explanation of what each code means.

Please remember that even if your extenuating circumstances are accepted it may be deemed that no action could be taken under the regulations, or that no action was needed in response to your extenuating circumstances.

If you think there’s been an error with your results then you should contact your School Helpdesk. They can check that you marks have been recorded correctly.

If you think you have grounds for appealing your marks or overall outcome then please carefully read the information and guidance on the Academic Appeals and Complaints webpages.

If you are a final year undergraduate and you successfully completed your final year assessments to the required standard, you will be awarded your degree in August. We have taken the difficult decision to postpone the formal graduation ceremonies that would normally be held on campus in July. 

Our goal is instead to offer an alternative graduation ceremony, on campus, at some point in the next academic year for students who have complete their studies in July 2020. 

As you may be aware, due to Covid-19, July Graduation Ceremonies were postponed.  The pandemic continues to create a high degree of uncertainty and so we are not yet able to advise on the position in relation to Winter Graduations, which would normally be held in December.  We understand how important the ceremonies are to our students but, as you would expect, we must also take into account the restrictions in place to help to keep us all safe. 

 In the event that face-to-face, on campus, ceremonies cannot be held, please be assured that we will ensure all students who would have participated in the Winter Graduation Ceremonies continue to receive their degree certificate.  We will keep you informed of our plans as and when the situation in relation to COVID-19 becomes more stable.