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Assessments & assignments

How will I be assessed?

As part of each module you will be expected to complete assessments so that your tutors can check how you are progressing.

This is also an opportunity to evaluate your level of understanding of the topics covered by the module.

Assessments can come in a variety of forms.


“At university, however, lots of different assessments are graded – including group projects, presentations, working on hypothetical scenarios and practical assessments. Depending on the course, you’ll be doing anything from planning an event to conducting scientific experiments.”

Rebecca Louise Hepworth – 3rd year Events Management
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