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Part-Year Module Handbook

The Part-Year Module Handbook contains the approved methods of examination and assessment for Student Mobility students who are on placement at the Warwick for part of the academic year only. If you are a full academic year Student you must follow standard methods of examination and assessment your base department will be able to assist with this.

  • The methods listed in the handbook have been formally approved by University Committee and must be selected in order to receive academic credit for your studies at Warwick.
  • You are not permitted to make informal arrangements with module tutors.
  • Failure to select an approved method of examination or assessment will result in a zero mark on the transcript provided at the end of your placement here at Warwick.
  • The most common examination or assessment method for part-year students not present during the Summer examinations period is ‘VA’ (visiting assessment).
  • If you will be present during the Summer Examinations period, please select the appropriate alternative method as selecting ‘VA’ will result in you not being allocated a seat in the examinations hall.
  • When you have identified the appropriate examination method from this Handbook, you will be required to register them on e-MR.
  • Full details about how to register your modules will be given at the Mandatory Study Abroad Welcome Meeting.
  • If you would like to take modules in the department of English & Comparative Literary Studies, please attach a short essay (250 words) detailing your previous experience of studying literature in English and why you wish to undertake English modules at Honours level. Please ensure that this essay focuses on what you have previously studied, rather than generalised statements about your enjoyment of literature.

Arts

Science

Social Sciences

Classics & Ancient History 23/24Link opens in a new window
English & Comparative Literary Studies 23/24Link opens in a new window
Film & Television Studies 23/24 (full year only)Link opens in a new window

Global Sustainable Development (to be confirmed for 21/22)
History 23/24Link opens in a new window
History of Art 23/24Link opens in a new window

School of Modern Languages and Cultures 23/24Link opens in a new window

Liberal Arts 22/23Link opens in a new window
Theatre and Performance Studies 23/24Link opens in a new window

Chemistry 23/24Link opens in a new window
Engineering 23/24Link opens in a new window

Life Sciences 23/24Link opens in a new window
Physics 23/24Link opens in a new window
Psychology 23/24Link opens in a new window

Statistics (full year only) 23/24Link opens in a new window

Mathematics (full year only) 23/24Link opens in a new window

Computer Science 23/24Link opens in a new window

Applied Linguistics 22/23Link opens in a new window

Economics Module Handbook 23/24Link opens in a new window

Education Studies 23/24Link opens in a new window

Law 23/24Link opens in a new window

Philosophy 23/24Link opens in a new window
Politics and International Studies 22/23Link opens in a new window
Sociology 23/24Link opens in a new window

Warwick Business School (WBS) 23/24Link opens in a new window

 

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