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For the MSc, each student will be assessed on 90 credits worth of coursework and/or examination questions. The University regulations are at: http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/DocuInfo.aspx?DocID=13148
Failed course units may be re-sat, by re-submitting coursework and/or re-taking exams, following recommendations from the MSc Examination Board. The resits will be considered a second attempt (called a referral) and the resulting mark for this course unit will be computed as follows:
In case for mitigating circumstances, and following the school's process (see also Section *), a student may be allowed to resit course units as first attempt (called a deferral), where no cap will be applied.
A student whose failures at the first attempt exceed 45 credits will be deemed to have failed the programme. They will then be judged against the requirements for a pass on the Postgraduate Diploma programme. If this results in their failing less than or equal to 45 credits at Postgraduate Diploma level, the student may resit those units failed at Postgraduate Diploma level to obtain the award of Postgraduate Diploma.
The rules for degree classification are found in Section *. The final decision on whether a student passes is taken by the MSc Examination Board.
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