Students on Distance Learning programmes – Your engagement will be determined and monitored by the programme team based on the structure of your programme.Apprentices are expected to record non-timetabled sessions in their OTJ Moodle and these are reviewed at tripartite reviews. Engagement is also monitored through off-the-job (OTJ) training, which includes teaching of theory, practical training such as shadowing, mentoring, industry visits and participation in competitions along with learning support and time spent writing assessments. Degree Apprenticeship students are also required to have a minimum of 85% attendance with timetabled sessions. Students on Degree Apprenticeship programmes – Attendance with university-based study days will be monitored in accordance with Taught programme engagement monitoring.An entire calendar month without a point of contact will normally be considered as a missed contact. For more information on the PULSE system please click here. You will be expected to record a minimum of one supervisory meeting per month on the PULSE system. You are normally expected to engage with a member of your supervisory team on a monthly basis. Students on Postgraduate Research programmes – Each supervisory meeting (either face-to-face or online) is considered to be a point of contact.You are normally expected to engage with your supervisor on a fortnightly basis. Students on Taught Postgraduate programmes at Project/Dissertation Stage – Each supervisory meeting (either face-to-face) or online is considered to be a point of contact.An entire week with no attendance at any module will normally be considered as a missed contact point. Students on Taught programmes – Attendance will be recorded for all in-person teaching sessions, including lectures, workshops, seminars, tutorials, lab/studio sessions etc.In order to record your engagement, we will measure your engagement activity against specific criteria during a set time period according to your programme of study – these are called 'Contact Points'. Students on Clinical/Professional placement – You are expected to attend all placement sessions agreed with your placement setting in keeping with your programme requirements.Īll students are expected to respond to communications regarding your engagement from your programme team, your Faculty Retention and Success Officer, Student & Academic Services, and for international students, from the Visa Compliance Team.Students on Work placement – You are expected to maintain regular contact with your placement tutor or Faculty placement team on a monthly basis.Students on Distance Learning programmes – You are expected to engage with your studies in line with the expectations of your individual programme of study.Students on Degree Apprenticeship programmes – You are expected to attend all timetabled sessions, along with all off-the-job training.Students on Postgraduate Research programmes – You are expected to maintain regular contact with your supervisory team every month via the PULSE system.Students on Taught Postgraduate programmes at Project/Dissertation Stage – You are expected to engage with fortnightly meetings with your supervisor.Students on Taught programmes – You are expected to attend all timetabled face-to-face teaching sessions along with seminars, workshops and tutorials.

You are expected to engage according to the requirement of your programme of study:

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