Late Submission PenaltiesCoursework submitted late (and
there are no extenuating circumstances), will be penalised at the rate
of 5 marks for each 24 hour period, or part thereof, after the set submission date. An
assignment handed in 7 days (168 hours) or more late will not be marked
and awarded a mark of zero (0FL) to indicate it was received too late.
The provisional grade you see on QMPlus is before any late penalty is
applied; adjusted marks after the application of late penalties can be
seen on MySIS. Where a student fails a module as a consequence of late penalties
in an assessment, the original mark prior to the deduction of penalties
for late submission will be automatically used for the resit attempt.
Please refer to further information on resits. |
Libary ServicesLibrary Services Library Services at Queen Mary provide the study environments, resources and staff to support your learning during your time at the university. For 2020 we are providing as many ebooks and other eresources as we can, so you can gain access to online readings from wherever you are. Also we have a team answering emails at library@qmul.ac.uk who we will help you use the eresources and answer any questions you may have. For subject support please see the Library Subject Guides available from the Library Website. For support with finding, using and evaluating information and information about the academic skills services, please see our Find it! Use it! Reference it! module on QMPlus [https://test.qmplus.qmul.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=6819] You will find more detailed information for new students on the library’s welcome page. The online services are backed up by some socially distanced service points who will provide drop-in help. We will be offering socially distanced study space in our 3 libraries at Mile End, Whitechapel and West Smtihfield, each with a character and ambience of their own. As this is such an unusual year, we will be offering some click and collect borrowing services, and some self-service borrowing. You will find up to date details of the library services for the new academic year on the library website [https://www.library.qmul.ac.uk/]Archives & Special Collections Archives & Special Collections manage institutional and personal archives dating from the 18th Century to the present day, as well as collections of rare or special materials. Digital Archives are accessible via our website. To get started exploring the collections, try searching the archives catalogue: http://archives-catalogue.library.qmul.ac.uk/CalmView/default.aspx. Visits to the Archives Reading Room on the 2nd floor, Mile End Library, are by appointment in advance; these appointments are limited for the start of 2020/21 due to social distancing in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, but this will be reviewed and updated during the course of the year. The Archives Reading Room provides silent individual study space in which to access and research using these collections. For more information, see the Archives website: http://www.library.qmul.ac.uk/archives. Other libraries As a college of the federal University of London, Queen Mary students have access and borrowing rights at Senate House Library: https://www.senatehouselibrary.ac.uk/ Contacts General: Telephone: 020 7882 8800 Email: library@qmul.ac.uk Website: www.library.qmul.ac.uk Twitter: QMUL Library (@QMLibrary) Humanities and Social Sciences: Email: library-hss@qmul.ac.uk Twitter: QMUL Library HSS (@HssQmul) Medicine and Dentistry Email: library-smd@qmul.ac.uk Science and Engineering Email: library-sande@qmul.ac.uk Twitter: QMUL Lib Sci&Eng (@QMULLibSciEng) Information about current research, developments and events within the disciplines of Science and Engineering. S&E Library Update (@seqmullibupdate) Sister feed to @QMULLibSciEng. Provides the latest news about your favourite databases and search tools. |
Lost PropertyIf you have lost something at Queen Mary, please
contact the Security Control Room at your campus. If the item has not been
handed in, the Security Service will assist you in completing a lost property
report that can be referred to by your insurance company if you need to make a
claim. We will keep your contact details and a description of the lost property
on file in case the item is handed in later. Please see www.security.qmul.ac.uk
for more details |