The information set out in our Appeals Guide here is general guidance for Falmouth University students. It should not be seen as a definitive statement of the University's appeals policy and procedure.
A copy of the University's appeals policy and procedure, together with the appeal form, is available here.
Academic Integrity and Misconduct
The information set out in our Academic Integrigty and Misconduct Guide here is general guidance for Falmouth University students. It should not be seen as a definitive statement of the University's Academic Misconduct policy and procedure.
A copy of the University's Academic Misconduct policy and procedure, is available here.
The information set out in our Complaints Procedure Guide here is general guidance for Falmouth University students. It should not be seen as a definitive statement of the University's Academic Misconduct policy and procedure.
A copy of the University's Complaint policy and procedure, is available here.
Students studying at the Falmouth, Penryn and Truro campuses are part of the wider academic and local communities and are expected to adhere to their respective University's rules and regulations.
Students whose conduct breaches those rules and regulations may find themselves subject to their University's disciplinary procedure.
Where any misconduct relates to examinations and academic work, such as plagiarism or cheating you should refer first to our Academic Misconduct advice above.
Extenuating Circumstances
Health, Wellbeing & Support for Study
The University's Health, Wellbeing and Support for Study Policy is intended to serve as an alternative or supplement to other means of managing concerns over a student's behaviour, attendance or academic progress, where:
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Mental or physical ill health or disability could be a contributory factor; or
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The behaviour could affect the health, safety or wellbeing of other people
You can access a full copy of the policy and procedure here.
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You can get advice from the Students' Union's Advice Service on any of the topics listed above. Book an appointment with one of our advisers using the link below. Alternatively, email your enquiry to advice@thesu.org.uk