For coursework submitted after the given deadline a penalty of 1 mark per week or part week that the work is late will be applied.  For Full Technical Reports (FTRs) the penalty is 2 marks per week or part week that the work is late.

There are a number of reasons why it may not be possible to submit on time, please refer to the Rearranging coursework and allowances guidelines for guidance.

For all IIB coursework submitted after the given deadline a penalty of 20% of maximum achievable marks per week or part week that the work is late will be applied.

There are a number of reasons why it may not be possible to submit on time, please refer to the policy on deadline extensions.

The Safety Office provided a generic editable template for lab risk assessments.

All Lab Leaders are invited to make sure that their activity is suitably risk assessed, and send the completed form to the Safety Office, ideally before the end of the academic year.

During the Easter term following the IIA examinations, all Part IIA students undertake 2 projects  (with a few having preparatory sessions during the Lent Term).  Allocation of these projects will be made early in the Lent term.  Some projects have pre-requisite modules and will assume certain background knowledge. You should therefore give some thought to your likely preferences for projects before finalising your choice of Michaelmas modules on COMET. 

At present the four-year MEng pathways with the exception of the 'Engineering Science' pathway offered by the Department of Engineering are accredited by one or more of the professional engineering institutions, depending on the engineering area studied. 

Students are also strongly encouraged to become student or affiliate members of the professional institutions which particularly relate to their interests.

For further details of the accrediting bodies, membership benefits and contact officers within CUED see the Accreditation of the MEng.