The deadline to change your degree course has now passed. You may still be able to change your degree pathway if none of your current modules are changing. For further information please see the 'Change your degree pathway' section.

If you do not want to continue on your current degree course but it is passed the deadline and too late to change your degree course you may wish to discuss other options with your department, for example, interrupting your current year and change programme to return the following year. You should contact your school to discuss this first. 

If you want to change your degree pathway, you’ll need to talk to your current department(s). Please contact your School. If they confirm that they are able to approve the change, you may complete the appropriate change of programme form. This will need to have been agreed and a form submitted by the deadline. If the change in pathway means a change in modules these will need to be completed by 15/10/2021 for term 1 modules and 21/02/2022 for term 2 and 3 modules. After this, as long as the pathway change does not include changes to modules this can be done up to 25/03/2022.

• New Enrolled - If you are a new student in the 2021/22 academic year, click here to view the change of programme request form.

• Continuing Enrolled - If you are a continuing student in the 2021/22 academic year, click here to view the change of programme request form. 

Please note, your transcript of study will show a full history of programme(s) including the change(s) you have made. 

If you do not want to continue on your current course but it is passed the deadline and too late to change your pathway, you may wish to discuss other options with your department, for example interrupting your current year and change programme to return the following year. 

Your “mode of attendance” means how you study with us, for example full time or part time. Changing your mode of attendance means switching between full-time or part-time study. Further information about this process and the implications of changing your mode of attendance can be found on the form. The form will only be made available during the periods in which interruptions are permitted.

• To change from full-time to part-time, or vice versa, please click here to view the change of mode request form.

If you are leaving your room in Halls because you are changing to part-time, you must also complete this online form to let us know on when you plan to vacate your room so that you understand important information around your financial liability.

Change of mode in Term Three

It’s not usually possible for you to change your mode after the end of Term Two, as you’re considered to have attended all of the learning and teaching and the only requirement left is for you to complete your exams and assessments (which you cannot withdraw from at this stage). 

If you’re unable to attend any examinations or complete assessments in Term Three, please contact your School for advice. Click here for more information about the exams and assessments period.

If you have any further queries, please contact the Student Services Centre.

An interruption allows you to pause your studies for a maximum of two years. This option is suitable if you want to stop studying temporarily and come back later. Further information about this process and the implications of interrupting your studies can be found on the form. The form will only be made available during the periods in which interruptions are permitted.

• Home/EU students who are eligible for funding via Student Finance - please click here to view the form
• Overseas students who are not eligible for funding via Student Finance - please click here to view the form

If you are leaving your room in Halls because you are interrupting your studies, you must also complete this online form to let us know on when you plan to vacate your room so that you understand important information around your financial liability.

Interruptions of study in Term Three

It’s not usually possible for you to interrupt your studies after the end of Term Two, as you’re considered to have attended all of the learning and teaching and the only requirement left is for you to complete your exams and assessments (which you cannot withdraw from at this stage). 

If you’re unable to attend any examinations or complete assessments in Term Three, please contact your School for advice. Click here for more information about the exams and assessments period.

If you have any further queries, please contact the Student Services Centre.

A withdrawal from study will permanently end your registration with the College. It's important you are aware of the implications and consider all of the options available to you before making this decision. Further information about this process and the implications of withdrawing can be found on the forms below.

• Form for UG Home/EU students who are eligible for funding via Student Finance
• Form for UG Overseas students who are not eligible for funding via Student Finance

If you are leaving your room in Halls because you are withdrawing from your studies, you must also complete this online form to let us know on when you plan to vacate your room so that you understand important information around your financial liability.