The next set of resit exams are taking place from Monday 19 – Friday 30 October and will be online. This means you can take them at home and don’t need to come on to campus. Please note: summertime clocks go back on Sunday 25th October. Exam start times are all set for British Summer Time (BST) in week 1 (19^th – 23^rd October 2020) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in week 2 (26^th – 30^th October 2020).

If you need assistance while taking your exam please refer to the Policies and guidelines webpage or use the WISEflow chat facility in your exam for assistance.

The Microsoft Edge browser is causing error messages (unless updated to the latest version) – it is recommended that all students use Google Chrome for their WISEflow exam.

Work will not be accepted via email: students experiencing technical difficulties must contact WISEflow support via the in exam chat or telephone for assistance using the exams emergency number 01895 268860 (9-5:30 BST Mon-Fri).

Your exam schedule
Your October exam schedule is available here. Students retaking modules are required to make themselves available for the two weeks of the resit period (19th - 30th October).

Booking exam space on campus
If you don’t have a suitable space at home to sit your exam, you can request a safe and quiet place on campus.

You can book an exam space by emailing examinations@brunel.ac.uk before Friday 9th October. Availability will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

Students with additional needs should also contact Student Wellbeing to ensure that all necessary exam adjustments are in place.

Using the Library to revise on campus
Information on desk spaces for quiet study and to access resources in the Library can be found here please check before turning up to the Library. When you come to campus, you'll need to show your Brunel ID card at the Welcome desk at the Library.

A regular Book Fetch Service will also be available where you can request items from our collections as there will be no access to open shelving areas.More information is here.

Guidance on Conduct and Behaviour during your 'At home' Exams

You are not permitted to give assistance to others during the exam.
Late work is unlikely to be accepted: You MUST notify us if you are experiencing difficulties in uploading and/or submitting your work in WISEflow using the contact details provided here. Work sent via email will NOT be looked at.
It is your responsibility to submit the correct document for assessment. Please double-check before submission. Submitting a draft by mistake is unlikely to be an acceptable excuse for plagiarism or collusion.

Please see the BUL Candidate Guide for 'At Home' Digital exams for a full list of instructions and help in taking your exams at home.

The exam period can be a stressful time, so remember there’s support available from the Welfare Team in the Student Centre.

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