1. Speak to your School, ideally your tutor, about the possibility of interrupting, transferring or withdrawing from your studies.  They will advise on the possibilities open to you, as well as any potential implications.  They will also be able to advise with regard to the timing and time limits of interruptions.
2. Fill in the relevant form which can be found in the Quality Manual.
   
3. Withdrawal forms do not require a school signature.
4. If you are looking to interrupt or transfer, please get your School to sign the form, they are able to complete this electronically if you are away from campus.   Your School will decide whether to approve your request.
5. In the case of international students the Visa and Immigration team will also need to review your form.
6. Return your form to Student Services. 
7. You will receive an email confirmation when your request has been processed.

UK campus based students with the following exceptions:

• Undergraduates in Nursing or Midwifery
• Pre-sessional English (CELE) students
• Undergraduate medical students will not have access to the My Progression profile and will be told their progression status by their School Office
• PGR students will not see the My Progression profile

If you graduated in 1987 or before, we will only confirm the title and level of your final qualification and the date of your graduation. If you graduated in or after 1988, we can provide a transcript of the marks you obtained while you were at University. Please request your document by selecting the relevant transcript in the Student Documents and Letters section of the Online Store.

Please note that there may be occasions when we do not have a comprehensive set of marks for each stage of your course, especially if you graduated from the University prior to 2001. If we are unable to produce a full transcript for you, we will confirm your degree title, degree class and the date that you were officially awarded a degree and give you a full refund.

If you are a former International Mobility Student (Study Abroad, Universitas 21, International Exchange or Socrates Erasmus) you should order your transcript from the International Office.

You are disabled under the Equality Act 2010 if you have a physical or mental impairment that has a ‘substantial’ and ‘long term’ negative effect on your ability to do normal daily activity.

Many people who don’t think of themselves as disabled can access support from our office/service – unseen medical or mental health conditions are included, and so are Specific Learning Differences like dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD.