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How do I get a fees refund?
If you feel that the industrial action has had a disproportionate, detrimental impact on you that has not been addressed or mitigated by alternative arrangements in your school, you can submit a complaint under the University’s Student Complaints and Resolution Procedure.
If a complaint is upheld, financial remedy is one of a number of possible options that may be offered.
A Quick Guide to the Student Complaints and Resolution Procedure is available and we recommend that you consult this before submitting your complaint. Please ensure that you submit full documentary evidence to support your case. Complaints will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis, in accordance with the procedure.
Appeals about academic decisions should be submitted under a separate process – the Academic Queries and Appeal Procedure.
Last reviewed: 12.03.2025