 

Here you can check whether the assignments for your module are available to collect. You can search by module code, module title, lecturer or you can browse by subject. If it’s not on here then it’s not ready to collect yet, but keep checking.

 

Collecting your assessment results

In-line with University policy intended to protect your personal data the library is unable to provide assessment marks.

To find out your assessment mark please either collect your marked assignment from the library or log-in to E-Vision where your Faculty will record your results.

Check our Assignments Ready to Collect blogs to see if your assignment is ready for collection.

Links to both E-Vision and the blog are available at my.sunderland.ac.uk.

If your grade is not yet displayed on E-Vision please check the progress of this with the member of academic staff who has marked your assignment.

 

Search

You can search by module code, module title or lecturer.

 

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 To view a list of all blog posts, click here

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Collecting Your Work

When collecting your work please ensure that you:

  • know your module code
  • have photographic ID such as your Campus Card
Got a Question?

Check the FAQs below or contact us:

 

or visit the Library Assignments Web Page


FAQs

 Can I collect work on behalf of someone else?

You may collect work on someone else's behalf providing that they have given us written permission. the person whose work you are collecting must send an email to library@sunderland.ac.uk outlining the module code, your name and that they give you permission to collect on their behalf.

My lecturer told me my assignment has been returned but it is not on the blog. Why?

If your lecturer has recently returned your assignment we may still be processing it. We normally advise that assignments will be ready within 24-48 hours but this can be a bit longer during very busy periods. You can always ask about your module at the library help desk or contact us by telephone, email, live chat, facebook or twitter.

What happens to assignments after the date stated on the blog?

We keep assignments for a period of four weeks from the point we receive them from the module leader after they have been marked. This four week period may be extended during vacation periods to give students a reasonable length of time to collect their work. You should always try to collect your work before the collect by date is reached. After this date any uncollected work is either disposed of securely by shredding or it is returned to the module leader. Which of these occurs is decided by the module leader when they return the marked work to us.

I have gone home for the summer, what will happen to my marked assignments?

You should aim to collect your marked assignments before you leave for the summer. However we extend the period that we keep assignments into the first few weeks of the Autumn term for those students who are unable to do this.

Why is my work not there even though the module is available to collect?

A random sample of marked assignments for each module is sent for external moderation. This does not mean anything good or bad about your assignment. The reason it is done is to ensure that work is being marked properly and fairly to specific standards.

What is the receipt I was given when I handed in my assignment for?

This is your proof of handing in. On very rare occasions work can be misplaced at some point between being handed in and marked, so holding on to your receipt ensures that you have a way of showing that you definitely submitted your assignment. Once you have received your marked work back then this can be disposed of, but it is a good idea to hold on to it until then.

 
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