The university evaluates projects, dissertations, fieldwork and practical activities for applicable programmes. The specific report format and submission route depend on the course and term.
Find the course-specific guide
Start with your registered programme and project course code, not an unrelated project template. Check whether the project requires a supervisor, synopsis approval, field activity or viva.
Schedule backwards
Allow time for approval, field work, writing, signatures and permitted submission formats. Theory examination dates alone are not a reliable project deadline.
Match the submission route
Do not assume the new OAMS assignment workflow accepts all project or dissertation files. Use only the process announced for your project or internship course.
Keep research and integrity records
Maintain your original work, source citations, permission documents where needed and the exact submission acknowledgement. Avoid uploading confidential participant information to unrelated tools.
Results and follow-up
A project or viva outcome may be processed independently of TEE theory results. Identify the assessed component when asking for a correction.
Frequently asked questions
Does OAMS automatically handle all projects?
No. Use the course-specific official project submission instructions.
Practical checklist
- Find the project guide for the registered course.
- Confirm required supervision, signatures and deadlines.
- Keep proof and the final approved document.
Common mistakes
- Using a generic format in place of the programme guide.
- Treating an assignment deadline as a project deadline.
What to do next
Keep the relevant course and programme codes, your own confirmation records and the current session name together. Check the dated guidance and your applicable course rules before completing any university process. Use the related guides on this website for preparation; any university-only action must be completed through the authorised service.