To ensure that you are fully prepared for your exams, we recommend that you familarise yourself with the regulations concerning each examination, including the timetable of examinations and the location. End-of-Semester exam/assessment timetables, when available, are viewable on MyStudentAdmin.
All correspondence regarding the examination timetable is sent via the UCC student email system (xxx@umail.ucc.ie) only.
An exam bus timetable will be made available closer to the time. Tickets for the bus will be €2.
Note: on street parking near Neptune Stadium is limited. Students are advised to either walk, take public transport or the bus organised by the Students’ Union to this venue.
If you experiencing difficulties during an exam, please alert the invigilator by raising your hand.
Details of all supports available to you, are included in the Student Support Tree.
Instructions for accessing exam/assessment timetables
1. Open https://mystudentadmin.ucc.ie/
2. Enter Student Number and Password
3. Click Login
4. Click Examinations
5. Select Examination Rules and Regulations. Read the Summary Information relating to examinations, the rules and regulations and procedures that apply in the examination hall. Click Printer Friendly Format if you require a hard copy of the rules and regulations.
7. Click I Accept. This provides a record that you agree to the rules and regulations for this year's examinations.
8. Select Examination Timetable Entry to view your written examination timetable. You will not be able to view your timetable until you have accepted the rules and regulations.
9. Click Print Examination Entry Form - to print a copy of the Timetable. Print Examination Timetable on local printer.
Please note that you will not be able to view your timetable until you accept the Examination Rules and Regulations.
Guide to Examinations for Staff and Students
You will find the regulations and procedures for examinations and assessments in taught programmes and guidelines to their implementation in the Guide to Examinations for Staff and Students which is on UCC's Academic Policy Portal.
Marking
You will find details about your modules in the UCC Book of Modules. The description of your module includes who the module coordinator is, the expected learning outcomes, the type of assessment and examination to expect, and the pass standard. The Book of Modules is designed for use with the Undergraduate University Calendar and the Postgraduate University Calendar.
For more specifics on the marking of a particular examination or assessment contact the specific module coordinator.
