In accordance with the University’s Assessment Policy, Section B, item 5, students who fail to meet the criteria for successful completion of a module will be required to repeat a module. A student repeating a module may be exempted from classes, register as an associate student and pay only examination/assessment fees.
Applicable General Rules
Undergraduate Programmes
A.5.2.2
(a) An associate student may be permitted to register for the purposes of examination or final assessment only for a module (s) he failed the previous year. An associate student may not attend classes or submit material for continuous assessment in the relevant module. To be admitted as an associate student, (s) he must have obtained a continuous assessment mark of at least 50% in the module as well as at least 30% in the previous year’s examination or final assessment task.
(b) Unless otherwise decided by Senate, a student may be an associate student for modules to a maximum of 30 credits per year.
(c) Students may apply in writing to the relevant Faculty before the closing date as published in the University Calendar.
(d) Associate student status is only valid for the current registration year.
Honours Degrees and Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates
A.5.3.4
(a) A student may apply to Senate for associate student status if (s) he failed or did not write the examination in one module provided that (s) he obtained a coursework mark of 50% for the module concerned in the previous year.
(b) Students may apply in writing to the relevant Faculty before date as published in the University Calendar.
(c) Associate student status is only valid for the current registration year.
Due Dates:
Friday, 07 February 2025