STUDY ABROAD WELCOME
Enclosed is information for Study Abroad students who will be attending Winchester in 2024-25. We are looking forward to hosting you over the coming semester.
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CONTACTS
These are useful contacts and it is strongly recommended that you make a note of these and carry them with you when in the UK. If you are dialing from outside the UK, you must dial 00 (access code) followed by 44, then the city prefix without the first 0. For example Study Abroad is 0044 1962 827210.
UNIVERSITY OF WINCHESTER, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUCCESS CONTACTS
Study Abroad
The Zone, Winton Building – see map studyabroad@winchester.ac.uk 01962 827404 01962 827550
Geoff Titchener, International Student Success (Welfare, Advice, Arrivals)
The Zone, Winton Building - see map international.support@winchester.ac.uk 01962 827482
Student Support and Success (Wellbeing, Study Support) studentsupport@winchester.ac.uk
The Zone
Winton Building – see map 01962 827341
Finance (Credit Control) credit.control@winchester.ac.uk
Winton Building – see map 01962 827536
Housing Office
St. Swithuns – see map housing@winchester.ac.uk 01962 827533
Housing Wardens
For residents/out of Housing office hours only 7pm-7am weekdays, 24 HRs weekends and bank holidays housing@winchester.ac.uk 01962 826404
UNIVERSITY OF WINCHESTER, OTHER USEFUL CONTACTS
24 Hour Site Stewards
King Alfred Quarter (Main Campus) 01962 827666
West Downs Quarter 01962 827667
Main Reception (Switchboard)
King Alfred Centre, Sparkford Road - see map 01962 841515
EXTERNAL CONTACTS
Emergencies
Ambulance, Fire, Police 999
National Health Service enquiries
For non-emergencies 111.nhs.uk
BURMA ROAD
MILNTHORPE LANE
ERSKINE ROAD
JAMES' LANE
ROMSEY ROAD (B3040)
QUEEN’S
BURMA ROAD
THINGS TO DO/ NOTE BEFORE ARRIVAL
ATTENDANCE DATES
Semester 1 (Fall)
• Arrival day
Saturday 14 September 2024
• Welcome Week
Monday 16 September to Friday 20 September 2024
• Semester 1, Part 1 (weeks 1-5)
Monday 23 September to Friday 18 October 2024
• Semester 1, Reading week (week 6)
Monday 21 October to Friday 25 October 2024
• Semester 2, Part 2 (week 7-13)
Monday 28 October to Friday 20 December 2024
• Standard departure date*
Saturday 21 December 2024
Semester 1 results will be issued in March 2025
*Students here for Fall semester only. Please note that some programmes may an assessment week in January.
Study Abroad students are not normally in attendance at Winchester for this period
Semester 2 (Spring)
• Arrival date (new students)
Wednesday 22 January 2025
• Welcome Days (new students)
Thursday 23 and Friday 24 January 2025
• Semester 2, Part 1
Monday 27 January to Friday 14 February 2025
• Semester 2 – Reading Week
Monday 17 February to Friday 21 February 2025
• Semester 2 – Part 2
Monday 24 February to Friday 4 April 2025
• Spring break
Monday 7 April to Friday 25 April 2025
• Semester 2 – Part 3
Monday 28 April to Friday 16 May 2025
• Standard departure date
Saturday 17 May 2025
*Standard departure date if opting to complete alternative assignments instead of attending assessment weeks. Traditionally most students opt for completing alternative assignments in place of attending the May exams. Please contact Study Abroad for further details if staying on for the exam period.
Semester 2 results will be issued in July 2025
HOUSING INFORMATION AND PAYMENTS
HOUSING ALLOCATIONS
Housing will email your housing offer by the end of July (Semester 1, Fall) or mid-December (Semester 2, Spring)
For more information, please email Housing@ winchester.ac.uk also see www.winchester.ac.uk/ accommodation/
ELECTRICAL ITEMS
Please note that all portable electrical items brought into the accommodation (e.g. laptops, hairdryers) must be PAT (Portable Appliance Tested) tested for safety by the university. EU and US electrical supplies are of a lower voltage and your electrical item may not be earthed. To use the item in the UK you will need an earthed adaptor that is compatible with UK electrical outlets – please ask Housing for advice on purchasing an adaptor if you need one.
Housing@winchester.ac.uk
FEE PAYMENTS
Students who pay housing and/or tuition fees directly to Winchester will normally be invoiced on, or shortly after, arrival. If you anticipate any problems regarding payments or have any questions, please do contact studentpayments@winchester.ac.uk
If you wish to make a payment in advance (in full or in part), you can pay online from mid-August (Semester 1, Fall) or January (Semester 2, Spring) www.winchester. ac.uk/student-life/Students-and-money/OnlinePayments/. Please select ‘upfront accommodation payment‘ to make the payment (full payment or part). You will need to enter your student number (available on your acceptance letter OR from Study Abroad) and your date of birth. Please ensure you enter your date of birth as day, month, year.
BUDGETING AND WHAT TO BUY
Budgeting
Please see the following Cost of Living Support and Information pages, which covers everything from study costs to shopping. University pages: www.winchester. ac.uk/student-life/Students-and-money/Cost-ofliving-in-Winchester/
Winchester Student Union also has a useful guide www.winchesterstudents.co.uk/costoflivinghub
Top Tips:
• Travel: 16-25 Railcard and Young Persons Coachcard for travel discounts
• Course materials: make good use of our libraries and resale sites to cut down on book costs. We recommend that you do not buy any course materials until you have tried the class first.
• Shopping: check out the Student Union shuttle bus which runs to budget store Aldi every other week (see previous link). Supermarkets such as Sainsburys and Tesco, are also located in Winchester and also offer food delivery services (UK telephone number required).
• Budget for a larger supermarket spend on your first week. You may need to buy essentials for the semester such as coat hangers (not supplied), coffee, washing detergent, toilet paper (some supplied for arrival).
Available to buy from the university (pre-ordering may be required)
• Kitchen packs (plates/pans etc) from around £60, bedding packs (duvet, pillows, covers etc) from around £35. You can order in advance or on arrival –
please contact housing@winchester.ac.uk
• Arrival Breakfast Parcel (bread, coffee sachets etc) from around £11.50 – must be pre-ordered over the summer (no later than end August) www.winchester. ac.uk/student-life/Students-and-money/Cost-ofliving-in-Winchester/
UNIVERSITY CATERING
Students who wish to use university catering (rather than self-cater) may* have the choice of the following options:
• Catering packages
• WINpay (Winchester pay as you go account for food outlets)
• Using debit/credit cards on campus to pay for food
Please note that the university is unable to accept cash payments.
Go to following links for details about food on campus, catering packages and WINpay.
www.winchester.ac.uk/About-Us/Conferencing-andFacilities/Food-on-Campus/ and www.winchester. ac.uk/student-life/Accommodation/Costs/
Please note that the value of catering packages does not roll on from week to week (i.e. your allowance must be spent each week). Students should also be aware that the main food hall is not open during spring break (semester 2/spring students will need to self-cater for this period)
* some students may have a catering package as a part of their exchange/visiting agreement. Please check with your home university or study abroad if you are unsure.
TRAVEL INSURANCE AND MEDICAL ARRANGEMENTS
INSURANCE AND MEDICAL COVER/TREATMENT
ALL students should ensure that they arrange insurance with a reputable company. Your insurance should include comprehensive medical cover (including repatriation), to cover yourself and any dependents.
VACCINES
We advise all students to check that they are vaccinated against Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Meningitis (Meningitis ACWY vaccine) and Covid-19 where possible.
VISA, IMMIGRATION AND TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
Please go to website www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa to check whether you require a visa to study and to find out about visa conditions. Your nationality, length of study and whether or not your study period includes a placement will determine whether you need to apply in advance for a Student Visa, a Standard Visitor Visa or will not require a visa in advance (Standard Visitor Visa rules still apply). Please note that students on Standard Visitor visas do not have permission to undertake work or placements (paid or unpaid).
Students are welcome to contact Study Abroad with any questions regarding visas. Please note that whilst we try to ensure the accuracy of the advice given, the requirements relating to visas are complex and change frequently, therefore, the University of Winchester cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or errors in its information or advice.
Before departure, please ensure you have evidence (e copies or hard copies) of your acceptance to
Winchester, your Winchester address and evidence of funds, such as a loan letter. Most students on Standard Visitor visas or Student Visas will be able to enter via the e-gates (automated entry gates) without needing to speak to an immigration officer, but we recommend you travel with supporting documentation just in case.
All students should ensure that they keep evidence of their arrival date (in the form of an electronic travel booking confirmation or photo of your boarding pass) as the university will ask you to provide evidence of your entry date when you enrol with the university.
We recommend that students book their flights to arrive in the morning or early afternoon of our recommended arrivals day.
TRAVELLING TO THE UNIVERSITY – HEATHROW ARRIVALS
National Express coaches from Heathrow
The National Express coaches offer a direct service to Winchester (usually coach no.32) which departs from Heathrow Central Bus Station. Just ask for directions from the information desk in the terminal * Approx length of journey 1 hour 50 minutes * Coaches approx every 2 hours * Approx cost (single fare) £25-30. The usual stop for Winchester is East/St. Catherines Park and Ride – see www.winchester.gov.uk/parking/parkand-ride/ From the park and ride there is a short bus journey to the Hospital/University stop on Romsey Road and then a short walk to our halls of residences. Some students may prefer to call a licenced taxi* from the park and ride to take them directly to their halls. *see local taxi company contacts.
Trains from Heathrow
Heathrow airport has three train stations (Terminals 1-2-3, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5). It is possible to get a train from Heathrow stations to Winchester, usually with 1 or 2 changes. Journey time is approx. 1 hour 30 to 2 hours 30, depending on your route. Costs vary and sometimes discounts may be available via Study Abroad (please check with Study Abroad one month in advance of travel. Further information about rail services is available from www.nationalrail.co.uk/). Winchester has one train station which is about 10-15 minutes walk (uphill/downhill!) from the university. Taxis are usually available at the train station.
Other airports/ports/Eurostar
If you are arriving via another airport or ferry/Eurostar, travelling by train to Winchester will probably be your best option. Please see www.nationalrail.co.uk
WINCHESTER
or contact Studyabroad@winchester.ac.uk for further information or to find out if any discounts are available.
Taxi Companies
Please check that any taxi you use is licenced. These have a plate on the back showing their taxi licence number and the area they are licensed by. Some local taxi companies are listed below.
www.wintaxcars.com 01962878727
www.winchtaxis.com 0792 2233 545
www.wessexcars.com 01962 877749
WHAT TO BRING
In your hand luggage
• A valid passport (with valid visa, if required)
• Offer/Confirmation letter
• Proof of financial means (e.g. scholarship, bank or loan letter)
• A change of clothes
In your main luggage
• Put your coat near the top in case you need it on arrival
• Photocopies of your documents in your main luggage (in case your originals are lost)
• Don’t forget bath towels, hand towels, dish towel, essential toiletries, hand soap
• A couple of photos and some ‘blu-tack‘ / ‘quicktack”‘or pins to decorate notice boards
• Earthed electrical adapter that is compatible with UK electrical outlets
• Reusable cup
Remember, it is easy to over pack, so pleasecheck you can safely carry the weight of your bag(s). Nonessentials can always be bought or shipped over later. Please be aware that the weather in the UK is changeable, so you may want some appropriate footwear/clothes. Please always pack your own bags and do not carry items/bags through customs that are not yours.
KEY COLLECTION
The location of key collection for university housing will depend on the date/time of your arrival and where your accommodation is.
Further information will be provided by the university in August, but please check with studyabroad@ winchester.ac.uk if you are unsure.
Main Reception, King Alfred Quarter, Sparkford Road (see map p.2) will be open 8am-6pm weekdays. If you arrive out of hours or on another date, you may be advised to ring the Site Steward on arrival 01962 827666 (King Alfred’s Quarter) or 01962 827667 (West Downs Quarter) or Housing Wardens 01962 826404.
For Maps and Directions to the University of Winchester, please go to www.winchester.ac.uk/contact-us
ONLINE ENROLMENT
Students will be emailed their Winchester IT account and online enrolment instructions 3 weeks prior to their arrival. Online Enrolment is step 1 of our registration process and enables students to upload a photo for their record and reconfirm their personal details (e.g. contact details) and intention to study. We ask students to complete the process prior to arrival if possible. Once you arrive at Winchester, you will be asked complete the step 2, which involves a check of your ID documents, visa permissions and arrival date (please keep a copy of your arrival date for this – e.g. e-ticket or boarding pass).
GET CONNECTED
Before you arrive, please download the GetEduroam (WiFi) and Microsoft Authenticator apps which will assist with getting onto our secture Wi Fi network and authentication to our systems once you are here. You can also download the University of Winchester App. These applications are free on google and apple stores. Any questions, please contact IT at servicedesk@winchester.ac.uk
ARRANGE STUDENT SUPPORT
Disabilities, Learning Differences, Long-term Health/Mental Health Issues
The Disability and Learning Diversity Team within Student Support and Success will be happy to discuss any support requirements with you. If you require support whilst studying at Winchester and have not already been in contact with the team, please do contact them at disability@winchester.ac.uk as soon as possible
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT NETWORK - WINCHESTER
You may wish to consider joining the International Student Network Winchester Facebook page before or after you arrive.
Please visit their Facebook page: International Society–University of Winchester. Note: this is a closed group, so you will need to request to join.
UOW International Students Network 23/24
WINCHESTER STUDENT UNION
Please take some time to check out our Student Union online. Winchester Student Union is run for students, by students.
The Student Union are an independent organisation from the University itself, dedicated to representing and supporting students, as well as providing a wide range of opportunities, advice, support, societies and networks.
Please check out www.winchesterstudents.co.uk
CHECK LISTS
PRE-ARRIVAL CHECK LIST
Ensure you have the appropriate ID (e.g. passport) and /or any visa necessary (e.g. full year students or one semester students on placement)
Ensure you have evidence of study/address/ financial means (see below) – e copies or hard copies*
Let us know if you require student support in advance (if you have any support needs).
Made arrangements for travel from your port/airport to Winchester
Ensure you have insurance/appropriate medical arrangements including any vaccines you may wish to have
Complete online registration (details provided 3 weeks in advance)
Received confirmation of housing (if staying in university managed housing)
Check/make arrangements for any fee payments due on arrival
Check the latest travel advice locally and on the UK gov website
Evidence required for arrival to the UK (in addition to appropriate ID and any visa required in advance – e.g. year students, placement students)
Your University Acceptance letter*
Your accommodation details*
Evidence of financial means (e.g. sponsor/loan letter)*
*E-copies or hard copies just in case these are required
UPON ARRIVAL
SETTLING IN
We really hope that you will feel at home at our university once you become more familiar with your surroundings, but please do not hesitate to contact international.support@winchester.ac.uk or studyabroad@ winchester.ac.uk if you feel you would like some support or even just a chat about how things are going.
ORIENTATION AND ENROLMENT (WELCOME)
During Orientation and Enrolment, you will have the opportunity to find out lots of information and meet students and staff. All of the things that make life as a Winchester student great, like the clubs, societies and support services are open to Study Abroad students and you will have the opportunity to find out about these during orientation. Your orientation and enrolment programme (often referred to as Welcome or Welcome Week) will be emailed to you shortly before arrival.
UK TELEPHONE NUMBERS
We recommend that you obtain a UK mobile number (SIM card) as soon as possible once in the UK as you may require a UK number for supermarket deliveries AND for telephone doctors appointments (you can order a SIM online or via a mobile phone shop in Winchester). Some halls also have a phone in a communal area that you can use to make internal calls (e.g. site stewards 7667).
WINPAY MOBILE APP
Self catered students (who have not purchased a catering package) who are interested in using university food or coffee outlets may wish to consider using the WINPay app in order to earn discounts and loyalty rewards Food on Campus. Email foodoncampus@winchester.ac.uk for details
DOCTOR REGISTRATION AND MEDICAL HELP
DOCTORS REGISTRATION
All students should register with a doctor (also called a General Practitioner ‘GP’). You can choose from the following 3 GP surgeries in Winchester.
St Clements Surgery is in the city centre www.stclementspractice.co.uk
St Paul’s Surgery is near the railway station www.stpaulssurgery-winchester.nhs.uk
The Friarsgate Practice in Weeke and Badger Farm areas www.friarsgatepractice.co.uk
When you have chosen, complete the online GP registration form on your GP’s website. Please remember to save the GP Surgery contact number in your phone.
Out of hours: please note the general NHS nonemergency helpline number 111
DIFFERENT WAYS TO ACCESS MEDICAL HELP
• Chemists – for mild illness – Boots and Lloyds Pharmacy have branches in Winchester. You do not need to make an appointment and they may have private consultation rooms if needed.
• NHS offer a telephone service for general health advice – just dial 111. Unless you are in a lifethreatening situation, this is usually the best number to call. They can make you appointments with out of hours doctors if needed. They will also advise you if need to go to Accident & Emergency or an Urgent Treatment Centre.
• Accident and Emergency (A&E) and Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs) –there is an A&E at Winchester Hospital, next to the university (Romsey Road) and an UTC in Southampton (Royal South Hants Hospital - please check opening hours and access online). Please phone NHS 111 for advice if needed. www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/nhs-services/ urgent-and-emergency-care/nhs-111
LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY
Call for an ambulance on 999.
Students in halls: Site Steward (24 Hours) duties include first response to accidents, first aid calls, concerns for the welfare of individuals. King Alfred Quarter/West Downs Quarter: 01962 827666/01962 827667 (7666 or 7667 from an internal phone).
INTERNET ACCESS
For a guaranteed internet connection for students in University Managed Housing there are wired data points within all study bedrooms, although Wi-Fi is also available in all communal areas and most study bedrooms.
Eduroam is the University’s wireless provider with hotspots located around campus/campus housing. Select Eduroam as the WIFI network on your device and enter your Winchester username email address and password (username will be sent in advance).
Username/Identity: username@unimail.winchester.ac.uk
Password:
The password you set at online registration
If you are having any difficulties with IT on campus, contact the IT Helpdesk in the Library. Email servicedesk@winchester.ac.uk or call 01962 827654.
MODULES AND TIMETABLES (MY
RECORD)
Once you have enrolled, you will also be able to check your module registration on your ‘My Record’ (student record) page. Please ensure that the modules you have been given add up to a total of 60 credits per semester. Most modules are worth 15 credits (7.5 ECTS). If you require less than 60 credits please ensure your home institution approves. Your timetable will also be available via My Record and the University Mobile App and will be published shortly before the start of teaching.
Due to the logistical complexities of scheduling classes and rooms we are regretfully unable to provide this in advance. Each module also has a ‘Canvas’ page (Virtual Learning Environment) where you can find out further information about your programme, modules and resources. Please note the Canvas pages are managed by the Faculties and provide access to lecture information only. Canvas does not confirm official registration on a module.
HOW/WHEN TO CHANGE YOUR MODULE
The deadline for module change enquiries will usually be Thursday of week 2 of teaching. Any changes to your timetable should be made by emailing studyabroad@winchester.ac.uk Your modules cannot be changed by professors, by faculty offices or via Canvas. You will only be assessed and receive the results for modules on which you are registered. Please note that you are responsible for contacting your home institution for approval of any proposed module changes.
TEACHING AND RESOURCES
Teaching at Winchester is normally delivered in person, in the form of lectures, seminars or practicals (programme dependant). Like other UK universities, Winchester expects students to undertake independent learning, with most of their study time taken outside of class (e.g. undertaking reading or research).
To support your learning, Winchester offers both an extensive library service and a “virtual learning environment” (Canvas). As most programmes require students to read a wide range of sources, rather than a specific textbook, textbook purchases are not always required. Normally, we do not advise that you buy books before arrival, just in case a module change is necessary.
Reading lists are made available after arrival, usually via Canvas or the module tutor. For information regarding Library services, please go to Winchester’s Library webpages or email library@winchester.ac.uk In order to support your transition to learning and studying in the UK, we recommend you make the most of the Academic Support available (please see sections on Academic Skills and Support)
ACADEMIC SKILLS AND STUDY SUPPORT
Assignments at UK universities are likely to differ from assignments at your home university and may be less frequent (i.e. you may just have one or two assessments per module). The differences can be challenging, but also rewarding, provided you have the right support – the free Academic Skills service can help you to understand what is required and to
develop techniques to manage those differences and do well. Find ways to both enjoy and engage with your studies in an efficient and successful way – email: academicskills@winchester.ac.uk. Support with English for academic purposes may also be available
UOW MOBILE APP AND ATTENDANCE
We recommend all students download the University mobile app from either the Apple or Google Play stores – look for ‘UoW mobile’. For other devices, you can use the web version at www.winchester.ac.uk/mobile. The app is a very popular, useful tool with a wide range of functions – Library, timetable, maps, laundry services, PC availability, travel and more. All students attending lectures and seminars need to register their attendance using the app or web version.
Please look for the Attendance Tile and follow the simple instructions to register your attendance at lectures. Note that the UoW Mobile app will also show your timetable in a separate tile so you know what is coming up, where and when
FACULTY CONTACTS
Each module belongs to a programme and each programme belongs to a faculty. You will also be assigned to a ‘Home Faculty’ and this will be shown on ‘My Record’ and your student ID card.
Faculty of Business and Digital Technologies (BDT) BDTenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Business, Digital Technologies, Economics, Events Management, Fashion, Marketing
Faculty of Education and the Arts (EDN) EA.enquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Childhood Studies, Education, Film, Media, Musical Theatre
Faculty of Law, Crime and Justice (LCJ) LCJenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Criminology, Forensics, Law
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) HSSenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Archaeology, Classical Studies, Creative Writing, English, Geography, History, Politics, Psychology, Sociology and Theology
Faculty of Health and Wellbeing (HWB) HWBenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Childhood and Youth Studies, Sport.
HOUSING SUPPORT –UNIVERSITY MANAGED HOUSING
Routine maintenance: Each hall will have instructions regarding how to log a maintenance call online. These instructions will be on display in communal areas. You may also speak to your Housing Warden or contact Housing Team for guidance on how to log a call (housing@winchester.ac.uk/01962 827533/ St.Swithuns, see map p.2).
Students must log a call online in order to give the relevant permission for a maintenance inspection to be carried out, university staff cannot do this for you.
For urgent out of hours maintenance, you can call Site Stewards – King Alfred Quarter 01962 827666 or West Downs Quarter 01962 827667 (7666 or 7667 from an internal phone).
For all other housing concerns, you can contact Housing (office hours) or a Housing Warden or a Site Steward (out of hours– see above for details). Wardens are available between 7pm and 7am Monday to Friday and 24 hours over weekends and bank holidays: Warden number: 01962 826404
STUDENT SUPPORT AND SUCCESS
Study Abroad (International Success Team) is part of the wider Student Support and Success Department (The Zone, Winton Building). The Student Support and Success team includes Academic, Disability, Financial, International, Health and Mental Wellbeing support as well as general student advice. Please see www.winchester.ac.uk/student-life/Student-support/ Wellbeing/ or email studentsupport@winchester.ac.uk to be signposted to the correct service. If you need to take an absence from study, or obtain an extension (due to extenuating circumstances) please remember to tell the advisor that you are a Study Abroad student and may be taking modules from more than one faculty. The Study Abroad team are also available to help you access the right support.
ASSESSMENTS AND RESULTS
Exams/submission of work after departure
If you find that you have a module which is assessed by an exam which takes place AFTER your departure date, you will need to ask your module tutor for an alternative assignment. Please contact Study Abroad for an Alternative Assignment Form. If you are required to submit work electronically (e.g. coursework) after your departure date, you will be able to do so in the normal way as your IT account/Canvas account will remain open for several months after you have left.
Submission Deadlines and Extensions
Please remember that assignments must be submitted on time, unless an extension is agreed via:
Self-Certification (only covers one assignment per semester) or Extenuating Circumstances (may be applied to multiple assignments, evidence required)
Please see www.nimailwinchesterac.omniacloud. net/start/student-support/student-life-advice/ extenuating-circumstances
Work submitted late without the appropriate agreement in place will be capped at 40% (pass mark at Winchester. Grade would be converted by your home university on your return).
RESULTS
At the end of your programme an e-copy of your transcript of results will emailed to your university email (unimail). Semester 1 results are sent in March; Semester 2 results will be sent in July. If you fail an assessment, you may be required to submit a second attempt. Second attempt exercises are usually published on Canvas (please check with your subject administrator) and must be submitted by the stated deadline. Please always check for a submission receipt! The maximum mark you could achieve for a redemption exercise is 40% /a pass (unless you have had extenuating circumstances approved).
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact us – studyabroad@winchester.ac.uk We are really looking forward to welcoming you soon!
Study Abroad Team
International Student Success
The Zone, Winton Building University of Winchester Sparkford Road, Winchester, SO22 4NR Email: studyabroad@winchester.ac.uk 01962 827404 or 827550
