Current academic and student regulations and procedures

Academic year 2023/24

Academic regulations

In relation to programmes of study, students follow the academic regulations that were in place at the time of the commencement of their programme unless there are amendments that would be of advantage to students and/or Senate has specifically agreed that amendments should be introduced for all students, in which cases amendments are applied to all students, regardless of year of entry.

These regulations come into force at the start of the 2023/24 academic year (18 September 2023). View a list of amendments (PDF) that have been made to the regulations for 2023/24. A number of regulatory exceptions* were granted by the University for certain programmes within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences (FHMS): please see the table in the PDF document for further details. A number of regulatory exceptions* were granted by the University for the Medicine (Graduate Entry) BMBS programme within the School of Medicine: please see the table in the PDF document for further details.

Student regulations

The student regulations are updated every year and therefore there is only ever one set in use; the 2023/24 regulations replace all previous versions. Read our student regulations privacy notice (PDF).

For further information please see the relevant pages on the OSCAR website.

Student procedures

If you have any queries in relation to University of Surrey academic and student regulations and procedures please contact the Academic Policy and Governance team (OSCAR) via email regulations@surrey.ac.uk.

*Many of the University’s programmes receive accreditation by Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs). There may be occasions when the requirements of a PSRB for accreditation do not align with the University regulations. In such cases, a proposal for an exception to regulations is submitted for approval by senior University learning and teaching committees. The full process for the approval of exceptions to regulations is described in the Introduction to the quality framework (PDF).

For further information on accredited programmes please see our SurreyNet pages.