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Welcome!
This site will provide you with:
This site will provide you with:
- Access to the slides and linked resources for all of the Academic Tutor Group (ATG) sessions throughout your programme
- Access to academic and professional support resources to help you you develop your academic and professional skill set
Useful links
Career Focus on Medical Sciences website - career options & ideas, guidance on postgraduate applications and career talks
Academic, Personal and Professional Learning Evaluation (APPLE) form - record evidence of your continuing academic and professional development in this document and share it with your academic tutor
Study Zone Digital - access the University of Exeter's Study Zone for guidance and tips on a range of academic skills
Provide feedback on your academic experience to module leads and programme directors using Unitu (click here)
What Your Academic Tutor (and Academic Tutor Group) Can Do For You
Your Academic Tutor is there to offer you support, guidance and advice on any academic issue you might have during your time here with us in Exeter. They should be your first port of call if you need some guidance and advice and can't find answers from module ELE pages or from the campus Info Points (St. Luke's for CSC modules or Peter Chalk for BIO modules).
You will meet with your Academic Tutor and fellow tutees in Academic Tutor Groups (ATGs) throughout the Academic Year. Each ATG session will focus on a particular theme that is relevant to what you will be doing (or about to do) elsewhere on the course. The syllabus will also provide you with the opportunity to work on developing academic and professional skills that will help you achieve success in other modules and also enhance your employability skills. These sessions will also allow you to share your thoughts, experiences and questions with your tutor and, equally as important, with your fellow tutees.
In Years 1 and 2 (and the Professional Training Year), your Academic Tutor will assess your professional conduct throughout the Academic Year by completing and submitting the Professionalism Award Assessment on your behalf, which will contribute to the Fundamental Skills for Medical Scientists module in Year 1, the Experimental Design and Statistics module in Year 2 and the Professional Training Year.
Professionalism Award Assessment
The Professionalism Award assessment will contribute to the overall mark within the core academic and professional skills module within Year 1 (CSC1004), Year 2 (CSC2023) and in the PTY for those who are on the four-year programme. There is no professionalism award assessment for Final Year.
The Professionalism Award assessment will contribute to the overall mark within the core academic and professional skills module within Year 1 (CSC1004), Year 2 (CSC2023) and in the PTY for those who are on the four-year programme. There is no professionalism award assessment for Final Year.
The Professionalism Award Assessment will be completed and submitted on your behalf by your Academic Tutor
The Professionalism Award Assessment will be completed and submitted on your behalf by your Academic Tutor
Assessment criteria for the Professionalism Award Assessment for each year of your programme can be viewed within the respective Year ATG pages below
Assessment criteria for the Professionalism Award Assessment for each year of your programme can be viewed within the respective Year ATG pages below
Your Academic Tutor is there to support you in achieving all of these criteria and he/she can meet with you on an individual basis if circumstances arise that prevent you from doing so. Please keep in touch with your academic tutor if you have any questions or if any issues arise
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