6.1 Choosing Your Modules

If you are on an undergraduate programme, we will get in touch by email when it's time to register for modules online. The online module registration system will tell you the possible combinations of modules that are open to you. An outline of the modules that are available for the coming session can also be found online. You should read this information carefully, and reflect on past experiences, before making a choice. You are also very welcome to confer with your Personal Tutor. When possible, we also offer Module Choice talks and a Module Choice Fair.

If you are seeking to take a lower level module than the level you are currently studying at (e.g. an undergraduate taking a beginner's language in their final year of study) then you must fill in the following form and submit it to your Programme Administrator for approval. 

Lower Level Module Request Form

The online module choice system will include a deadline before which the online selection must be submitted. Make sure that you don't miss the deadline, as you might end up having to take whatever is left. Places on some modules may be restricted due to space, timetable, equipment and library considerations. For all these reasons it is possible that you will not be allocated your first choices; you will be informed of this via the online system.

Postgraduates will sign up for modules during the registration process.