End of Semester Exam Results
Results are released approximately two weeks after the final scheduled date of the exam period and are available on mySI-net.
Note that result notifications are NOT mailed out.
Results Queries
If you need to query your result, you need to contact your lecturer in the first instance. You may request to view your exam paper within 12 months from the date of release of results.
Supplementary Exams
Supplementary examinations are only available to students for the first course in their program in which they obtain a grade of 3, or in the final semester of their program for one course if they have obtained a grade of 2 or 3 in that course and require that course to complete the program. Applications for a Supplementary Exam must be made in writing and submitted to the EPSA Faculty no later than 1 week after the official publication of results.
Note, the maximum grade available for a course in which a student is granted a supplementary examination is a grade of 4.
For further information and application forms see the UQ myAdvisor link: My Advisor
Special Exams
If through exceptional circumstances you miss a final exam, there is the opportunity for you to apply for a Special Exam. You will need a certification of illness from your medical practitioner, or statutory declaration if the application is based on non-medical grounds.
You can obtain an application form from the Student Centre or you can download one from the myAdvisor website.
This form when completed needs to be handed in to the Student Centre (not the Department) - remember to attach your certificate or declaration. The Student Centre then forwards your application to the Examinations Section for approval and appropriate action.
Other Information
Fixed due date for applications is within seven (7) days after the end of the official examination period
Your medical certificate must be signed by a medical practitioner within two (2) days of the examination date
An application by a student who is incapacitated during an examination must be accompanied by a medical certificate signed by a medical practitioner within one (1) day of the examination
Acceptable grounds for approval of a special exam include:
illness or a serious health problem
serious personal or emotional trauma
a sporting or cultural commitment at state, national or international representative level
serious incapacity during an examination
in very exceptional circumstances, an important planned family or social commitment or unavoidable work commitment
For further information see the myAdvisor link.
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