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HEAR and Transcripts

Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR)

Undergraduate students are no longer issued a printed, paper transcript at their graduation ceremony. Students are provided with a Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) which is made available to undergraduate students via their Gradintel account.

The HEAR acts as a cumulative, formative record until a student graduates, at which stage it is finalised and becomes the formal official record of study. This includes information on course content, modules completed, marks, credits (including ECTSLink opens in a new window credits), degree classification, conferral of award date, the signature of the academic registrar, an official University of Warwick stamp, additional approved activities e.g. departmental prizes, elected society positions, volunteering certificates etc.

HEARs are refreshed in August each year to show the conferral of the degree and will include marks where possible. The marks shown are as provided by the department responsible for the module. Please contact departmental administrators in the first instance if issues arise.

Additional activities will also be uploaded in August after verification of the data.

All undergraduates who studied in the academic year 2019/20 and/or 2022/23, whose examination assessment for a module could not take place due to COVID-19 (2019/20), or national strikes and assessment boycotts (2022/23), may download a letter from the Academic RegistrarLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window.

Transcripts

A transcript is an official summary of academic performance. The transcript is a legal University document and therefore cannot be altered. It includes information such as:

  • Student name and date of birth
  • Title of course and Qualification awarded
  • Classification of degree conferred (as appropriate)
  • Course registration dates
  • Conferral of award date
  • Modules completed and marks/credits obtained

Official printed transcripts are normally only produced for postgraduate taught students (where applicableLink opens in a new window) at the time of graduation and will be issued together with award certificates where possible. If there are any delays with transcripts due to problems with missing information (e.g. missing modules, marks or credits), priority will be given to issuing award certificates initially and we will endeavour to issue the transcript later as soon as the transcript is accurate and complete (this will likely involve us liaising with your department and our colleagues in the Modules, Marks and AssessmentLink opens in a new window office).

Student Administrative Services do not produce transcripts for the below courses:

MBA students: Master of Business Administration transcripts are managed separately within Warwick Business School. For further information, please email: wbsmastersreception@wbs.ac.uk

PhD and other research degree students: the University of Warwick is not able to produce transcripts for research students. The Student Information CentreLink opens in a new window, however, can issue a 'Confirmation of Award' letter. Please contact studentinformationcentre@warwick.ac.uk for further information.

MB ChB students: Warwick Medical School manage the administration of MB ChB transcriptsLink opens in a new window.

All iheed programmes: Please visit the Warwick Medical SchoolLink opens in a new window for further details or contact iheed directly via their contact pageLink opens in a new window

MPA students: Master of Public Administration transcripts are managed separately within Warwick Business School. For further information, please email: wbsmastersreception@wbs.ac.uk

MSc in Police Leadership and Management students: Warwick Business School manage the administration of MSc in Police Leadership and Management transcripts. For further information, please email: wbsmastersreception@wbs.ac.uk

International Foundation Programme students: For further information, please contact the International Foundation Programme Link opens in a new windowoffice.

Postgraduate Certificate in Transferable Skills in Science (PGCTSS): Please email: transferable.skills@warwick.ac.uk or visit Transferable SkillsLink opens in a new window

Certificate in Diabetes Care courses (route codes B706, B709, B710, B720, B722, B723) students do not have transcripts issued for these courses. Please contact the Warwick Medical SchoolLink opens in a new window for further details.