Library and Student Support


Information and contact details can be found online: http://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/study/student-to-student-support/about-us


Progression and Support Team


Academic colleagues are encouraged to refer student cases to the Progression and Support Team (PST) where a student’s issues are quite complex and will require further investigation. You can refer a student to PST by completing our quick and easy referral form. Contact Details:


Tel: 020 8411 4423 Email (staff only) Art & Creative Industries: aciprogression@mdx.ac.uk Business: bsprogression@mdx.ac.uk Health & Education: heprogression@mdx.ac.uk Law: lawprogression@mdx.ac.uk Science & Technology: stprogression@mdx.ac.uk Foundation Year Programmes: foundation@mdx.ac.uk


Deferral or extenuating circumstances


If the issues are affecting the quality of the student’s work or ability to submit their work on time, please advise the student that they may be able to apply for Deferral or extenuating circumstances. Please refer students to: http://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/study/assessment-and-regulations Students can also attend drop-in sessions with Assessment Officers. These run from Monday-Friday, 11am-1pm at UniHelp.


Disability and Dyslexia Team If a student has specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, they should contact the Disability and Dyslexia Team:


Contact details Sunny Hill House (Hendon Campus) Access via Greyhound Hill or Williams Building car park (Please see campus map on p75)


Telephone: 020 8411 2502 Email: disability@mdx.ac.uk Website: http://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/support/disability-and-dyslexia


What happens next?


The specialist teams listed above will establish ways to support the student to ensure the student achieves the best outcome to progress in their academic studies.


18 | For more information visit: http://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/support/unihelp Call UniHelp on: 020 8411 6060


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