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Navigating Your Flexible Combined Honours Experience at Exeter University

Welcome to the Flexible Combined Honours (FCH) program at Exeter University! This guide provides essential information about entry grades, module registration, and how to access support services. Meet key staff members like Dr. Mike Dobson and Tim Seelig, who are here to assist you. Find out about personal tutoring, academic coordinators, and various student support services. Ensure you stay informed with your Exeter email, and don’t hesitate to reach out for help. Join us for a free lunch to meet fellow students and learn more about available resources!

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Navigating Your Flexible Combined Honours Experience at Exeter University

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  1. Mobiles…off…please.

  2. Flexible Combined Honours (FCH)

  3. Entry grades (tariff) A-Level results International Baccalaureate etc.

  4. Introductions

  5. Dr Mike Dobson Director

  6. Tim Seelig Administrator

  7. Where are we? • Queen’s Room 47 • Office hours – none • Open door policy (9 – 1 am) • In most days • or make appointment You are here Room 47 doors • 01392 725270 • 01392 725325 - answerphones • fch@exeter.ac.uk

  8. What does Tim do? • general admin for degree • module registration • tries to sort out timetable problems • very good at answering your questions!

  9. Tell Tim if your contact details or address change

  10. What do I do? • direct the degree programme – head of College / department • make sure your programme is ok – e.g. the academic structure is ok overall • liaise with departments • try to solve your problems

  11. What do we do? • look after you!

  12. Information: www.exeter.ac.uk/fch

  13. Personal tutor • in one or both of your subject areas • who? – MyExeter • should stay with you throughout your time here

  14. Personal tutor • a listening ear • help with personal development planning (PDP) • see tutor at beginning and end of each term – at least • don’t suffer in silence!

  15. Academic co-ordinator in each subject area list at:

  16. Student helpers

  17. Mitigation Need more time for coursework? Ask teaching department or appropriate College student services!

  18. Mitigation Need more time for coursework? …don’t even think about asking – you shouldn’t be on holiday! (and we would be jealous)

  19. Tell us!

  20. Student support services …there are many. Guild of Students has details - drop in to the Forum and see what they can do for you. and ask us anytime!

  21. AccessAbility Location - Forum For all learning-related difficulties, e.g. Dyslexia Dyspraxia Hearing Sight Seating

  22. Where’s my smile gone? Wellbeing Services Location – Reed Mews

  23. Timetable MyExeter

  24. Timetable

  25. Plagiarism Rewriting from books or articles – no sources given Copying and pasting from web pages – no sources given Buying, downloading or copying an assessment etc

  26. Plagiarism MyExeter Online Learning ELE

  27. BART

  28. If you want to talk through study programmes – modules, timetable etc Call in to FCH office: Queen’s Building – ground floor room 47 (9.00 – 1.00)

  29. Subject meetings – Tuesday

  30. eXFactor – Friday • aims to get you to start thinking about what motivates you • what your interests and values are • the skills set you already have • what you need to develop in preparation for graduate level employment or further study.

  31. Year Abroad Study or work usually year 3

  32. E-mail: …@exeter.ac.uk Only your Exeter University address will be used. check it regularly!!!

  33. E-mail list for discussion and giving information etc: fch-chat@exeter.ac.uk

  34. FCH Staff-Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) …make your views heard!

  35. facebook group for FCH students – run by FCH SSLC Exeter FCH

  36. MATURE STUDENT or STUDENT PARENT? FreeLUNCH – Friday 20th September at 1.00 pm Room D, Queen’s Building Meet other students and hear how we can help you. To book contact: Jane Wood – jvw201@exeter.ac.uk Emma Wilson – E.R.Wilson@exeter.ac.uk

  37. Information: www.exeter.ac.uk/fch Questions?

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