Academic Registry
What does the Academic Registry do?
The Academic Registry's main role is to act as the definitive record keeper about students and courses on behalf of the University. In doing this it provides important services to the student and academic communities. Its work underpins a student's academic experience from application through to graduation, including enrolment, fee paying, assessment, complaint, discipline, graduation, parchment and transcript production.
It guides and supports the work of academic and administrative staff in a number of areas including: university and other regulations, institutional and national quality matters, admissions and student assessment.
Academic Registry acts as a corporate point of contact with key external agencies such as UCAS, QAA, HESA, HEFCe, and DfES.
The Registry does this work through a close partnership with departments and faculties and through effective operation of the University Student Record system. Both of these activities provide the fundamental underpinning to our processes and operations.
The Registry is split into four Divisions plus the Academic Registrar's Office.
The four Divisions are:
- Academic Management Information Division
- Admissions Division
- Student Administrative Division
- Quality Management Division
The Assessment and Regulations Section can now be found under Quality Management Division
For more details of functions the Academic Registry carries out please see:
