End-of-unit assessments (EoUAs) and exams
Depending on your course, you will complete either an end-of-unit assessment (EoUA) or an exam (either in-person or supervised online) for each unit you are studying to showcase your learning. The pages below contain all the relevant information about the two different types of assessments, including timetables, locations, rules and procedures, and how to get technical and study support.
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Unsupervised assessments that encapsulate your unit and course learning outcomes, scheduled in the EoUA timetable within the EoUA period.
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Supervised exams, which take place either face-to-face or online.
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Your timetable will be released 6 weeks before the assessment period.
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You must check and confirm your location before the assessment period commences.
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