Step 1 – What to expect from your final year talk
What to expect from your final year talk
The ‘What to expect from your final year talk’ was held on Monday 16th April. Information was given about:
- Structure of final year, including lecture unit format
- Course unit selection (including University College for Interdisciplinary Learning or UCIL and HSTM units)
- Problem/essay papers
- Projects (in depth description of project types)
- Employability
- PASS leaders
Placement students
As you were not able to attend the ‘What to expect from your final year’ talk you should watch the podcast from the podcast folder in the Placement Student area on Blackboard, which contains important information about the final year of your degree.
Changing degree programmes: Students wishing to change from one programme to another must complete a ‘degree programme change form’, which can either be downloaded from the Faculty intranet at www.intranet.ls.manchester.ac.uk/education/studentsupport/supportforms/default.aspx or collected from the Student Support Office (G.483 Stopford). Students must obtain the approval of both the ‘old’ and ‘new’ Programme Directors. There are, however, some restrictions depending upon which units you have taken (refer to the compulsory units for any programme you may be considering). Please note that there is a deadline of 7th June 2020 for completing programme changes for the next academic year.
It should be noted that it is not normally possible to transfer into, or out of, the Joint Honours Programme of Cognitive Neuroscience & Psychology.
Programme changes across degree subjects will be actioned on the student system at the end of the academic year.