Only candidates who are officially registered with the University of Greenwich may sit examinations or present work for assessment towards an award.
Ensure you are registered
Please remember that only candidates who are officially registered with the University of Greenwich may sit examinations or present work for assessment towards an award. If you are not properly registered, with all due fees paid, you may not be allowed to sit examinations, or if you do sit examinations your certificate will not be released to you until the problems are fully resolved. If you have changed modules during the session, please check on your BannerWeb student record that your programme of study is correct. If you have a query or problem about registration, fees or changes to your courses and have not yet spoken to someone in your campus Student Centre about it, please do so straight away.
You must also ensure that your names are correct on our student record system, either via BannerWeb or at your Student Centre.
Student Candidate number
You MUST bring your student ID card to all formal examinations sat on campus, failure to do so will mean you are unable to sit the exam. Your candidate number is the 9-digit student number on your Bannerweb student record and your University student ID card.
If you have lost your student ID card, please visit your campus Student Centre well in advance of your exam to purchase a replacement card. Remember you must have your student ID card with you to sit an exam.
Your student candidate number enables anonymous marking in examinations, which is applied by all faculties.
Past exam papers
If you are interested to see what questions past exam papers contained for a specific module, please go to My Learning tab on the Portal and type in the course code of the exam paper you are looking for in the Exam Papers box, situated below the Assessments section.
Additional exam arrangements
Students needing additional exam arrangements
Students with additional needs arising from a disability, dyslexia or long-term medical condition may be entitled to special arrangements. Please contact the Student Wellbeing Service at least 7 weeks prior to the exam period for advice and an evaluation of your situation.
Taking your resit exam abroad
If you are required to resit an exam you must be available to do so at the time and place shown on your timetable. If you are a non-UK resident and are unable to resit an exam in the UK, you may exceptionally be granted permission to sit your exam at the British Council or other approved provider overseas. Please contact your Faculty Examinations Officer.