All you need to know about assessment, grades, academic performance and academic integrity
Find out about different types of assessment, how to submit an assignment, when and where your exams will take place, how to view your grades and what to do if you can't complete your assessment tasks.
You can also access information about academic performance, academic integrity and the review and appeals process.
Your Course Profile will outline all your assessment tasks, including assignments that you will be required to complete, along with information such as marking criteria, word lengths and weighting of assignments.
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Exams are typically held during the middle and end of trimester depending on your course.
Learn about exam procedures, when and how your exams will be held and how to prepare yourself for success.
Access the Prepare for exams webpage
You can view your grades in myGriffith.
Modified assessment arrangements may be provided to a student in the event that their capacity to demonstrate their true level of competence in an assessment item was, is, or will be significantly impaired as a result of medical, compassionate or extenuating circumstances.
Access the Assessment applications help and adjustments webpage
You can also be awarded supplementary assessment or reassessment in certain cases.
Access the Supplementary assessment and reassessment webpage
The Academic Progress process is run twice per year (June–July and November–January) to review your academic performance and degree progress, and to recommend appropriate support for your studies.
Academic and administration decisions can be reviewed and appealed, including:
admission
deferred exams
eligibility to graduate
enrolment
exclusion
fees
final grades
honours classification
progression
special consideration
termination of candidature
termination of scholarship.
Access the Academic progress webpage
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If you are registered with Student Disability and Accessibility, your accessible conditions will be provided to ProctorU and your Course Convenor to ensure that your exam is set-up correctly.
You can learn more about the support we provide to people with disabilities, injuries or health conditions on the Student Disability and Accessibility webpage.