Exams Resources
Below we provide some useful resources to help you prepare effectively for your exams.
All Economics examinations will take place in person in 2026/27.
Exams for MSc modules will take place in January 2027 and May 2027 (Specific dates TBC).
Exams for undergraduate modules will take place during the period of May – June 2027 (Specific dates TBC).
For the main May (PG) and Summer (UG and PG) exam periods, the timetable will be published the week commencing 20th April 2027, after which you will be able to view your personal timetable. Please check the Exams Office website for full information.
Resit examinations will take place from August - September 2027 (Specific dates TBC).
Exam Answer Booklet information
Please view the following guidance documents to ensure you correctly complete the information required:
- Exam Answer Booklet information document for examples of the new booklets and following exam rubrics.
- Completing an Answer Booklet guide - it is very IMPORTANT that you complete this information correctly during an exam.
- Completing an MCQ Bubble Sheet Guide - it is very important that you complete the MCQ bubble sheet correctly
- Completing an MCQ Bubble Sheet Video
- In-Person Exams Briefing
In-person Exams - Demonstration event
An examination demonstration event was held for all PG and Year 1 UG Economics and Management students on 3 December 2025. You can view the presentation slides and video below under ‘MSc’ and 'UG Year 1'.
Cohort-specific Resources (including Exams Briefings for 26/27)
Resources for Exams
- A guide for on-campus examinations
- Frequently Asked Questions for In-person Exams (from Central Exams)
- Writing Legibly in Exams
- Managing Exam Stress - Central Wellbeing
Useful Links
Your Exam Rubrics
Find out more about the exam instructions, exam durations, and rubrics for each of your modules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Access a collection of your frequently asked questions about examinations.
Examinations Timetable
Information on revised arrangements for online assessments in place of physical exams.
Academic Integrity
The Department adheres to the University's Academic Integrity Framework. Students should ensure they are familiar with the framework, and with Regulation 11, which governs academic integrity. Detailed guidance on Regulation 11 can be found here.
The Economics Department has a dedicated webpage where you can find further information.