ENUIC students

• Submit all coursework, assignments, and group projects on time.
• If you miss a submission, or fail, you typically only get one resit opportunity (usually in the summer).
• Resit marks are capped at 40% (this is the maximum mark you can get).
• Be honest in your work and don’t misuse artificial intelligence tools.
• Failing to submit one piece of assessment makes it easier to fall behind. Multiple failures can lead to failing the next year.
• You will be notified by email or Moodle if you have resits. Always assume you must be available until results are confirmed.

• Speak to your module leader early if you are struggling.
• Extensions may be possible in exceptional cases, but must be requested before the deadline.
• Know the policies that apply to assessments: Fit to Sit and extenuating circumstances.

• The main channels used at Edinburgh Napier are University email and Moodle.
• Check your email and Moodle daily for important information about deadlines, room changes and assignments.
• The University does not use social media platforms for official communication about your programme and modules.

• Attendance is monitored through check-in codes and is vital for visa status. Missing classes will impact your grades and may mean you have to leave the University.
• Arrive on time, minimise disruptions and respect your peers and lecturers. You are now part of a professional learning community.
• Get to know the Student Community Code.

• Personal Development Tutor: Your PDT is your 'go to' person for academic advice. They can signpost you to personal support. Make sure to reply to their emails and attend meetings.
• Module leaders: Speak to your module leader for specific questions about the course, assignments and extensions.
• Support services: Wellbeing & Inclusion, Student Funding, Visa & International Support, Careers & Employability, ENSA Advice.
• Academic support: Academic Skills, Library, English for Academic Purposes (EAP).

• Fee payment: Make sure to read our information on how to make your fee payments, including payment plan options.
• ENUIC Progression Scholarships: Visit the Fees and scholarships webpage to see if you are eligible for a progression scholarship.
• Registration: Instructions on how to complete the registration process, including finance checks, will be provided by the University. Make sure to complete all steps promptly.
• Changing course: You may need to go home to apply for a new visa before you can change/transfer your programme - check the Changes to your studies page for more information.
• Visa and work rules: You can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time. In official vacation period, full-time work is allowed.

Set yourself up for success by following these top tips:

• Be proactive - use a planner and get organised from day one.
• You are in charge and it's up to you to engage and work to succeed.
• Speak up if you are struggling.
• Get to know the help and support available.