Letters, Certificates and Documents

If you're a full-time, fully registered, non-apprentice student studying at one of our three main campuses, you'll usually be eligible.

Yes, but you’ll need to contact the Student Centre in advance to arrange this.

We unfortunately don't provide certificates for standalone Health CPD modules.

As most Health CPD courses are standalone modules, academics don't know the students well enough to provide references.

If you have had recent contact with Student Wellbeing Services, and have been engaging with support, then we can provide you with a supporting letter.

You can start your course without your DBS check, but you must have it by the time your placement starts.

You may be able to if it's registered on the DBS Update Service and meets certain criteria.

Unfortunately, the university doesn't have the authority to comment on your eligibility to work full-time.

You can get a digital letter by logging into the Digital Student Centre and clicking on the 'My Documents' button.

You can visit any of our three Student Centres to have your documents checked.

If you have recently completed your studies an email will be sent to the personal email address held by the university, 3 weeks after your results have been published on the Student Portal.

You can access your letters by sharing your student ID number with the UGIC admin team.

Get info on completed years from the Student Centre and current year results are on your Portal.

Please contact the Student Centre and someone will be able to help you.

If you are a current student, you can request and download a council tax letter through the 'My Documents' section of the Digital Student Centre.

Please follow the links on the Student Portal

Please discuss this with your course tutor

See our certificates and transcripts web page for details on how to get a replacement certificate.

Typically, your second and third year modules make up your final grade on a 20:80 split.

Please log an enquiry in the Digital Student Centre and we will help to resolve the matter.

Successfully completing your apprenticeship will give you two award: one from us and one from your work placement.

This will depend on how many modules you have completed, and how many credits you have achieved.

It depends on how many credits you have completed and how many credits you have.

You receive an exit award if you achieve a set number of credits but do not complete your degree in full.

Your results will be published on the portal.

Four weeks after your results have been published, you should receive an email with details on how to view and order your award documentation.

You'll find all of your grades uploaded to the student portal.

You’ll need to bring in the same three documents you used during your application.

You can rely on your programme admin to send out your certificates.

Student letters are only available to fully registered students based on our Greenwich, Avery Hill or Medway campuses.

We can't issue provisional degree certificates after you've finished your course.