MSc Research Degree Programme Handbook
Research Degrees Committee Meetings and Submission Dates
Doctoral Studies Panel Meeting Record Report
College of Science Guidelines - Collection of Papers for PhD Thesis
Module Registration Form (PDF version)
Module Registration Form (Word version downloads directly to your computer)
Student Guide Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Policy 2020
Click to watch the presentation (30 min):
Printable notes to accompany the presentation. These include links to several resources
SNMHS 2020–2021 Effective Writing Guidelines
Relevant links.
· Process Map for School Investigation Procedure
· UCD Library resources Academic Integrity and Referencing
If you have any questions, please contact
Ms Marie Meskell (School Plagiarism Advisor) marie.meskell@ucd.ie
Dr Carmel Davies (Chair SNMHS Plagiarism Policy) carmel.davies@ucd.ie
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES
Extenuating Circumstances applications are made online via SIS Web (under the Programme Services Tab “My Extenuating Circumstances”). The supporting documentation can be uploaded to the online application prior to submitting the application. Please retain the original copy for possible future inspection.
Note: Applications for extenuating circumstances must be submitted as close as possible to the time the circumstances occurred and must be submitted within the following timeframes:
1. For in-semester assessments, within 10 working days of the date of the assessment deadline.
2. For end-of-semester examinations, within 5 working days of the end of the University examination period.
The spring trimester deadline for submitting Extenuating Circumstances applications is midnight Friday 21st May 2021.
Extenuating Circumstances Academic Policy and Guidance notes for students
Clinical Guidelines for Student Nurses (Central Mental Hospital)
Induction Pack (Central Mental Hospital)
Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital Orientation Manual
The Clinical Placement Students’ Guide to frequently used Terminology and Abbreviations
This booklet contains important terms and abbreviations used regularly in clinical practice. It is free to use and if you wish you may save it in the current pdf format on your iPhone or download it as an iBook. To download it as a iBook send the pdf version to your email, log into your email via your iPhone and then save it as an iBook to your smart phone.
Lost property found on Campus is generally handed into the Estate Services Office, located on the lower ground floor of the Agriculture building. If you have lost or found an item please contact them on 01 716 7000 or estates@ucd.ie.