Lectures/Seminars

Are lectures online this year, or in-person?

How many seminars/workshops are there on average per week and are they recorded? Are these compulsory, and can they be viewed online if you’re unable to attend the seminar in-person i.e sickness or something other?

Lastly, will exams be online and open book?

Hey there,

Our teaching is a blended learning approach this year, with large-scale teaching (such as your lectures) being online whereas your smaller-scale teaching (such as seminars and workshops) being on campus to maximise your student experience on campus.

The way your teaching will look, so how many sessions will be on campus and online per week may differ depending on the course so we do recommend reaching out to your faculty for further guidance. We do recommend to attend all taught sessions to help with your learning progress as you go through your course.

If you are unwell or unable to attend, again, our faculties are on hand to support you with your studies so you can get the most of your time with us.

Assessments are being finalised for this year, but these will be communicated to you shortly.

I hope this helps and if you've any questions, please do reach out and we'll be happy to support you.

Take care,

- Emi

Thanks Emi.

I take it workshops/seminars aren’t compulsory? As in, is attendance recorded?

Lastly, do DMU offer catch-up sessions on modules? For example, if I need a refresher on stats, can this be offered?